Researchers analyzed body-camera recordings of routine traffic stops involving Black drivers and found that the officer’s first 45 words predict whether a stop will end in arrest.
There’s a problem with making technology genderless
There’s a push to make tech genderless to avoid perpetuating stereotypes, but research shows gender is one of the fundamental ways we connect with objects.
When markets and politics collide, innovation may lose out
Antitrust policies should look beyond consumer welfare and also consider how mergers could affect investments and future competition, Stanford GSB faculty argue.
Charlotte Burgess-Auburn on the power of a personal manifesto
The d.school’s Charlotte Burgess-Auburn on the power of a personal manifesto: “If you’re not living life according to your own values, you’re most likely living them according to someone else’s.”
A new paper finds the ACA increased preventive care and decreased hospital and ER visits for seasonal farmworkers, a population with some of the worst health outcomes in the U.S.
Longtime Stanford GSB lecturer Bill Meehan has died
The longtime lecturer at Stanford GSB is remembered as a devoted teacher, generous mentor, and prolific volunteer for a host of Stanford organizations.
