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How the World Works is a podcast by UCLA Anderson, led by Warren Olney about faculty research.

How the World Works UCLA Anderson

    • Education
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How the World Works is a podcast by UCLA Anderson, led by Warren Olney about faculty research.

    AI, Fed a Diet of AI Content: Intellectual Malnutrition

    AI, Fed a Diet of AI Content: Intellectual Malnutrition

    Francisco Castro looked into the pratfalls of generative AI creating content from its content

    • 24 min
    What Happens When Dollar Stores Come to Town

    What Happens When Dollar Stores Come to Town

    Brett Hollenbeck’s study uncovers the deleterious effects on public health over a ten-year period

    • 19 min
    Research Shows Female Political Candidates Are Judged More Harshly by Voters

    Research Shows Female Political Candidates Are Judged More Harshly by Voters

    Clemence Tricaud looked at comparable municipal elections and pandemic policies to reveal a tidy social experiment hiding beneath

    • 22 min
    One of the Most Important Findings in Cancer Research

    One of the Most Important Findings in Cancer Research

    Jennifer Kao shows that a large number of cancer studies don’t publicly share trial results, despite the federal disclosure requirements

    • 18 min
    Going Big, Differently: Amazon Versus Google

    Going Big, Differently: Amazon Versus Google

    Marvin Lieberman shows how these leviathans have distinct strategies and methods for growth

    • 19 min
    In One Major Respect, Big Tech Is Allied with the GOP

    In One Major Respect, Big Tech Is Allied with the GOP

    As Gonzalo Freixes explains, lobbyists from the largest U.S. companies have prevented lawmakers from fixing our corporate tax shelter problem
     

    • 23 min

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