How Regulators Can Deal With Political, Social and Technological Disruption

In this interview with the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG), Cary Coglianese discusses the challenges ahead for regulators, the threats and opportunities of AI, building and maintaining trust, and the value of bringing regulators from different sectors together.

Law

Resilience in Networked Systems

Jonathan Moreno on Bioethics and the Rules-Based International Order

Jonathan Moreno discussed his new book, the global impact of COVID-19 on bioethics, and the challenges posed to the international rules-based order by geopolitical shifts and emerging technologies on this recent podcast episode.

Medical Ethics and Health Policy
Philosophy

Resilience in Networked Systems

Cryptocurrency and Blockchains

In a recent episode of Knowledge at Wharton's Ripple Effect podcast, Kevin Werbach breaks down how blockchain works and cuts through the political hype around cryptocurrency, which is gaining attention as Trump begins his second term.

Legal Studies & Business Ethics

Resilience in Networked Systems

Research team members from left to right: Raghu Arghal, Shirin Saeedi Bidokhti, Harvey Rubin and Saswati Sarkar

Who to Vaccinate First? Penn Engineers Answer a Life-or-Death Question with Network Theory

A team of researchers at Penn, including Shirin Saeedi Bidokhti and Saswati Sarkar, have developed a groundbreaking framework that can determine the best and most computationally optimized distribution strategy for COVID-19 vaccinations in any given community.

Electrical and Systems Engineering

Resilience in Networked Systems

Nikolai Matni Receives 2024 IEEE Control Systems Society Best Paper Award

Congratulations to Nikolai Matni for receiving the 2024 IEEE Transactions on Control of Network Systems Best Paper Award. Matni’s work advances research in network systems, with significant implications for autonomous systems, cyber-physical networks and distributed control.

Electrical and Systems Engineering

Resilience in Networked Systems

The Structure of Sound: Network Insights into Bach’s Music

A recent paper by Dani Bassett in Physical Review Research sheds new light on the unique qualities of Bach’s music and demonstrates the potential for analyzing music through the lens of networks.

Bioengineering
Electrical and Systems Engineering

Resilience in Networked Systems

Wharton Faculty Examine Our AI Present and Future

As the Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative lifts off, a new book by Ethan Mollick and a podcast series by Kevin Werbach examine how to live with the technology, apply it to business, and navigate its pitfalls.

Legal Studies & Business Ethics

Resilience in Networked Systems

Decoding Cryptocurrency Regulation

In a recent article, Sarah Hammer and Brett Hemenway Falk argue that regulators should adopt new cryptocurrency standards to protect investors from predatory digital currency practices, and present a framework for digital asset regulation to prevent fraudulent and deceptive practices.

Computer and Information Science

Resilience in Networked Systems

Going Head-to-Head with the New Health Care AI Revolution

Although the idea of making artificial intelligence (AI) large language models full partners with clinicians in the diagnosis and treatment of patients is the most exciting potential for the innovative technology, Hamsa Bastani emphasizes how caution will guide its work in this exploding new area of health services research.

Operations Information and Decisions

Resilience in Networked Systems

The State of the Semiconductor Chips Market

Benjamin C. Lee joined Nasdaq's TradeTalks to discuss the state of the semiconductor chips market, the massive demand for AI, and the future of procurement and supply chain.

Computer and Information Science

Resilience in Networked Systems

News

How Regulators Can Deal With Political, Social and Technological Disruption

Jonathan Moreno on Bioethics and the Rules-Based International Order

Cryptocurrency and Blockchains

Who to Vaccinate First? Penn Engineers Answer a Life-or-Death Question with Network Theory

Nikolai Matni Receives 2024 IEEE Control Systems Society Best Paper Award

The Structure of Sound: Network Insights into Bach’s Music

Wharton Faculty Examine Our AI Present and Future

Decoding Cryptocurrency Regulation

Going Head-to-Head with the New Health Care AI Revolution

The State of the Semiconductor Chips Market