The Meridian Institute Grows Up
The Meridian Institute Grows Up The London campus opened in September 2031 with 47 students and a space in Clerkenwell that had been a design studio and before that a printworks and before that something nobody could quite document, which Priya had decided was either...
The Birth of the Meridian Institute
The Birth of the Meridian Institute January 14, 2029. Delaware has just registered the Meridian Institute as a public benefit corporation (PBC) and it exists now, legally, as a thing in the world. PBC. Not a nonprofit — she’d had that conversation 3 times and...
The Carver School of Business
The Carver School of Business Dean Sandra Okafor had appointed the working group in October. It had taken four months to schedule the first meeting because Professor Delacroix in Finance had a teaching conflict on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Professor Yuen in Strategy was...
The End of the Artisanal Paper
The End of the Artisanal Paper Academic knowledge production is undergoing a structural transformation. Artificial intelligencehas not merely accelerated scholarship—it has changed its organizational form. The traditionalcottage-industry model, one scholar...
Production of Knowledge in Human-Machine Collaborations
Production of Knowledge in Human-Machine Collaborations Whether human-machine collaborations can produce genuine knowledge, knowledge with the same epistemic validity as that produced without intelligent machines, is one of the defining contested questions of this...
Deck 2: Business School Academics
AI and the Future of Academic Knowledge Production. What Organizational Form Makes the Difference. By Robert G. Eccles · Oxford Saïd Business School