Stern in the News | September 15, 2026

Professor Robert Seamans interview: “Bill Gates Warns of AI Job Impact: The World May Experience 20 years of Turbulent Transformation, and Preparations Should Begin Now.” (Translation Required)

Professor Adam Alter’s book, “Anatomy of a Breakthrough,” is featured: “5 Self-Help Books That Can Help You Stop Sabotaging Your Own Progress.”

Professor Joshua Lewis interview: “Sydney Sweeney Stars in a Controversial Ad. Again.”

Clinical Professor Thomaï Serdari interview: “Why SoHo Is Still a Retail Favorite.”

Senior Research Scientist Mariana Olaizola Rosenblat interview: “Are the Meta Settlement Terms a Win for Kids or a Digital Rights Risk?”

Professor Arun Sundararajan podcast interview: “What I Tell My Stern Business School Students on How to Thrive in the Age of AI.”

Professor Scott Galloway video interview: “Calls for Increased Regulation of AI as Researchers Sound the Alarm.”

Adjunct Professor Helio Fred Garcia is featured: “Fred Garcia on AI, Human Judgment and Why Communication Must Rethink Its Value.”

Clinical Professor Paul Hardart interview: “Trump’s Push for Film Tax Credit Finds Receptive Audience in Democrats.”

Commentary from Dean Emeritus Peter Henry is spotlighted: “Reconstruction Oversight Committee, JAMRROC, Launched.”

Professor Aswath Damodaran video interview: “Markets Will Be Less Impacted if Earnings Can Keep Pace with Inflation, Rates: NYU’s Damodaran.”

Commentary from Professor Jonathan Haidt is referenced: “More Schools Are Imposing Phone Bans. Do They Really Work?”

Joint research from Professor Shan Ge is highlighted: “Premiums Will Skyrocket by 2035; Discounts Not Enough for Wind Mit, Studies Say.”