Survey overload: Companies are inundating customers with endless surveys—and getting worse insights Fortune Survey overload: Companies are inundating customers with endless surveys—and getting worse insights Peter Fader of the Wharton School says feedback-survey emails don’t often lead to meaningful insights.
Giving a kid a phone before this age can be especially harmful, research suggests The Washington Post Giving a kid a phone before this age can be especially harmful, research suggests A survey by Ran Barzilay of the Perelman School of Medicine found that youngsters who received cell phones at age 12, compared with age 13, had a more than 60 percent higher risk of poor sleep and a more than 40 percent higher risk of obesity.
Whisper hack reveals how robots can be seized in seconds Modern Engineering Marvels Whisper hack reveals how robots can be seized in seconds After a trial proved that robots could be hijacked through voice commands, George Pappas of the School of Engineering and Applied Science warns that large language models are not safe when integrated into the physical world.
Adolescent girls, teens in late puberty faced higher COVID-19 pandemic depression risk Healio Adolescent girls, teens in late puberty faced higher COVID-19 pandemic depression risk Ran Barzilay of the Perelman School of Medicine says pre-pandemic family history of depression and and bullying are risk factors to develop depression before and after the pandemic.
The Trump administration’s portable mortgage push could let you keep your 3% rate, but experts warn it may backfire. What can homeowners do now? Moneywise The Trump administration’s portable mortgage push could let you keep your 3% rate, but experts warn it may backfire. What can homeowners do now? Susan Wachter of the Wharton School says a portable mortgage could encourage homeowners to sell, opening the door for new buyers.
How dad’s fitness may be packaged and passed down in sperm RNA Quanta Magazine How dad’s fitness may be packaged and passed down in sperm RNA Colin Conine of the Perelman School of Medicine has been trying to uncover the mechanics of how sperm RNA can contribute nongenetic information to progeny.
This new 3D chip could shatter the ‘memory wall‘ holding back AI SciTechDaily This new 3D chip could shatter the ‘memory wall‘ holding back AI Robert M. Radway of the School of Engineering and Applied Science helped create the first monolithic 3D chip produced at a U.S. foundry.
One fading light Philadelphia Inquirer One fading light Kelly Green of Penn Medicine discusses suicide rates.
The surprising health benefits of a belly laugh—even if it’s forced The Independent The surprising health benefits of a belly laugh—even if it’s forced Michael Miller of the Perelman School of Medicine recommends belly laughing two to five days a week.
Penn football’s John ‘Hench’ Murray recalls decades KYW Newsradio (Philadelphia) Penn football’s John ‘Hench’ Murray recalls decades John “Hench” Murray looks at his 44 autumns serving as the radio analyst for Penn Football.