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INSIGHTS

Notes on applied AI, from the field.

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Forma Labs Insights

COMPANY

Forma Labs is now registered in SAM.gov

A look at what that means for our government-contracting roadmap and upcoming WOSB certification.

PRODUCT

Why InForma uses a daily readiness score

How adaptive coaching beats fixed programs for real-world consistency.

PRODUCT

Designing anonymous verification for Belonga

Balancing honest workplace reviews with real identity verification.

CONSULTING

What makes an AI pilot worth scaling

Signals we look for before recommending a client move from pilot to production.

AI SIGNALS

AI Signals

Curated developments in artificial intelligence, responsible technology, health, wellness, workplace culture, and human-centered innovation.

RESEARCH

Following the questions where they lead

MIT News

Assistant Professor Bailey Flanigan has arrived at complex computational methods for helping democracy thrive.

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RESEARCH

A better way to turn 2D designs into 3D models for rapid prototyping

MIT News

Researchers developed an automated framework that helps AI models generate CAD programs more accurately and efficiently.

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RESEARCH

3 Questions: Neural transparency and the future of AI design

MIT News

Assistant Professor Pat Pataranutaporn describes a new interface that lets everyday users glimpse inside an AI's neural network before their chatbot ever says a word.

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RESPONSIBLE AI

NIST Receives New Patent for Microbe-Killing Water Heater

NIST

Warm water in household pipes can be a breeding ground for harmful bacteria.

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AI PRODUCTS

Empowering India’s next generation of innovators with ATL Saathi

Google DeepMind

Google and AIM launched ATL Saathi, a Gemini-powered AI tool empowering Indian educators in robotics labs.

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RESPONSIBLE AI

New Fabric Test Material Could Help Strengthen Domestic Supply Chain for Textiles and Clothing

NIST

Researchers estimate that 56% of textiles can be recycled or recovered, but most don’t make it back into the domestic supply chain.

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RESPONSIBLE AI

Arvind Raman Confirmed as the 18th NIST Director

NIST

Raman comes to NIST from Purdue University, where he was the dean of engineering.

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS

NIH's All of Us Research Program is now the largest integrated genomics and health database in the world

National Institutes of Health

Data from more than 747,000 participants is now available to scientists, powering next-generation discoveries in precision medicine.

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WORKPLACE & CULTURE

Workplace & Culture Insights

Curated perspectives on belonging, leadership, workplace culture and the changing world of work.

MIT Sloan Management Review

How Leaders Unlock Innovation on the Front Lines

PPaint/Ikon Images Balancing the daily grind of operations with the spark of innovation is one of the most persistent challenges managers face.1 Regulatory compliance, performance…

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Knowledge at Wharton

Social Security’s Funding Crisis and the Future of Retirement

Wharton professor Kent Smetters explains Social Security’s projected funding shortfall, the risk of benefit cuts, and the policy choices ahead.…Read More

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Knowledge at Wharton

How AG1 Built Trust Through Podcast Marketing

Paulie Dery, chief marketing officer at AG1, on turning trusted podcast voices into lasting brand growth.…Read More

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MIT Sloan Management Review

What CEOs Need to Know About Sovereign AI

Carolyn Geason-Beissel/MIT SMR | Getty Images As multinational companies implement artificial intelligence workflows and look to adopt AI across their global operations, they are…

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Fast Company

Working mothers are struggling. These 3 hacks help

Corporate America is making it harder than ever for senior-level mothers to thrive. So Fast Company asked women on LinkedIn how they’re actually making it work. Here’s what they…

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Fast Company

Corporate America isn’t built for moms

More than 100 working mothers shared how corporate America is making it harder to succeed at work and at home. Their stories expose a broken system.

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