Can AI predict what consumers are willing to pay for goods and services? Carey research has important implications for policymakers and anti-trust authorities.
Who is most trusted in the U.S. health care system? Researchers Michael Darden and Mario Macis measure the value of trust among health providers to determine how it influences a patient’s decision to seek care.
Mario Macis, professor of economics, health, and management and organization at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, shares how tax revenue is up, crime is down, and a recent gubernatorial declaration changes thousands of lives.
Kathleen Day, lecturer of finance, business communication and law and ethics at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, shares how artificial intelligence may violate intellectual property law.
June 14, 2024
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Eric Locklear (MBA ’05) takes a people-first approach in his personal life and his professional life, where he influences the implementation of climate change reform at NOAA by providing guidance to senior administration officials.
Harnessing AI and digital health innovations could revolutionize health care access, experience, and outcomes, but complex challenges around equity, privacy, and trust must be addressed.
Eye health experts worldwide gathered virtually to discuss ways to affect change for those suffering vision impairment, by telling the most impactful stories to the right decision-makers in the right organizations at the right time.