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Inside Stanford Business School’s Quest to Define Entrepreneurship in the AI Age
DeHaan, for instance, recently put out an academic study looking at how AI an would pick stocks. Using only public information, his team’s bot beat 93 percent of human mutual fund managers by an average of 600 percent.
At Stanford’s GSB, the No. 1 business school in America, faculty and students blend financial fundamentals, AI literacy, and ‘touchy feely’ leadership training in a counterintuitive bet that a ‘generalist degree’ is the best hedge against AI destroying your career.
But as America’s AI train barrels full-steam ahead (chatter about a bubble be damned), one question looms large over what Bloomberg recently named the best business school in the country: What will it look like to be an entrepreneur five years from now–let alone 10 or 20–and how can today’s MBA students best position themselves for success accordingly?
