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AI

How California’s New AI Law Seeks to Safeguard Children

November 19, 2025 • 9 min listen
Wharton’s Kevin Werbach discusses the implications of California’s new AI safety legislation focused on protecting children online.
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Data Analytics

Early NBA Trends With Dean Oliver

November 5, 2025 • 1 hr 3 min listen
ESPN sports analyst discusses how emerging stars and advanced analytics are reshaping the NBA’s early season storylines.

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Illustration of a stylized human head with gears and circuits, symbolizing AI. Features a scale, representing accountability. Title: "The Road to Accountable AI" by Professor Kevin Werbach.
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Logo for the podcast "Work Life with Adam Grant" featuring the TED logo.
A yellow background with a large question mark and the text "No Stupid Questions." Below is a small image of a sliced mango and the names "Dubner + Duckworth."
Illustration of diverse silhouettes of people with the text "Leading Diversity at Work."
Cover art for the podcast "Re:Thinking with Adam Grant," featuring a smiling individual with arms crossed, set against a black background. The TED logo is visible.
Red graphic with the text "All Else Equal" in large letters and "Making better decisions" underneath. Features a Stanford Business logo.
Illustrated podcast cover art for "Women at Work with Laura Zarrow" featuring the show''s title, host''s name, and the Wharton School''s Business Radio logo.