A recent study published in the California Management Review by leading innovation scholars, including Linus Dahlander, professor of strategy and Lufthansa Group Chair in Innovation at ESMT Berlin, presents a comprehensive framework detailing how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming open innovation practices. The framework identifies three key ways in which AI impacts open innovation: by enhancing existing practices through greater efficiency and scalability, by enabling new forms of collaboration and business models, and by replacing or reshaping traditional open innovation methods with autonomous, AI-driven processes. 

Although Republicans may understand the misinformation content is very likely false, they are willing to spread it to help their party gain an advantage over the opposition.

If you feel terrible about giving a late gift to a friend for Christmas or their birthday, a new study has good news for you. Researchers found that recipients aren’t nearly as upset about getting a late gift as givers assume they will be.

A study by Flinders University, working with colleagues in The Netherlands, has shown that a national lung cancer screening program could significantly reduce lung cancer deaths.

The study, published in The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific, provides strong economic evidence to show that a national screening program could be an effective and affordable way to fight this deadly cancer.