Stanford Graduate School of Business

A Fly on the Wall | Delila Kidanu, MBA ’27

What Actually Makes AI Work: The Hidden Role of Materials | Catherine Li, MBA ’26

From Crisis to Care: How to Navigate a Misaligned System | Tatiana Bouri, MBA ’27

Walking Down the Aisle: Meeting Customers Where They Are | Nazreen Mansoor, MBA ’27

Cycle Syncing: The Future of Sustainable High Performance | Vanessa Sims, MBA ’26

From Waste to Value: Rethinking the Water Crisis | Michelle Nazareth, MBA ’27

Why Are We Whispering | Sigal Spitzer Flamholz, MBA ’26

A Loop That Leaks: The Recycled Polyester Paradox | Howard Ly, MBA ’26

Get Better Soon? Caring for the Medically Dysunderstood | Ella Eastin, MD/MBA ’27

The Privacy Expert's Confession: Health Data in the Age of AI | Jackie Kimmell, MSx ’26

Our Invisible Infrastructure: The Unseen Crisis? | Helen Cashman, MBA ’26

AI@GSB: A conversation with Derek Thompson, Journalist, The Atlantic

Depolarization through Courageous Citizenship with Braver Angels CEO Maury Giles

Ep74 Is The Financial Sector Good for Society?

What We Actually Learn From Experience

AI, Cyber & Systemic Risk: Securing the Digital Frontline

Class Takeaways — Turning Data Into a Superpower

Power and Accountability: The Costs and Benefits of Speaking Up

How Dating and Sports Explain the Job Market

A Conversation with Eric Horvitz, Chief Scientific Officer, Microsoft

The discussion centers on the transformative potential of AI and its implications for society, business, and human flourishing. Microsoft's Chief Scientific Officer, Eric Horvitz, anticipates that AI's impact will be recognized as a pivotal historical period, akin to the advent of steam and electricity, but evolving at...