Entrepreneurship, innovation, and AI in education by Ethan Mollick

  • Daria Chernytska
  • 6 hours ago
Ethan Mollick: AI accelerates backlog of cheaper software migration projects unlocking $30 billion market
The market for software migration from legacy systems has historically been limited to around $30 billion per year due to high costs and the relative ease of maintaining existing systems. Ethan ...
  • Ksenia Gerey
  • 23.10.2026
AI companies could enter new markets as internal and released models diverge, Ethan Mollick notes
Ethan Mollick stated that as the difference between the internal artificial intelligence models maintained by leading AI labs and the versions they release to the public grows—due to safety and ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 17.10.2026
Ethan Mollick: Transforming economy to achieve 17.1% GDP growth in three years would break precedent
Ethan Mollick stated that while he believes artificial intelligence will transform the economy, achieving 17.1% GDP growth in three years would not only break all historical precedent but also ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 03.10.2026
Bot-driven amplification of X Money activity prompts concern, Ethan Mollick notes
Ethan Mollick has expressed concern about potential fraudulent activity involving X Money on the platform. He describes experiencing sudden spikes in engagement on his posts, driven by bots ...
  • Yulia Slavina
  • 23.08.2026
Ethan Mollick: Access to effective financial advice tools is a significant development
Ethan Mollick notes that he has spent years working with organizations to promote financial literacy, as many individuals face challenges due to a lack of knowledge. He observes that having ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 06.08.2026
LLMs like GPT-5.2 and Gemini 3 Flash provide stronger financial advice for most, Ethan Mollick notes
Ethan Mollick references a paper by MIT and Stanford researchers, indicating that most people would benefit financially from following advice given by large language models, specifically GPT-5.2 ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 31.07.2026
Ethan Mollick: AI growth not a financial bubble
Ethan Mollick addresses ongoing discussions about a possible financial bubble, stating that if a bubble exists, it does not relate to artificial intelligence capabilities. Mollick adds that, ...
  • Yulia Slavina
  • 23.06.2026
Cornell finance and AI teams recover $100k using Claude skill, Ethan Mollick notes
Ethan Mollick highlights a case where organizations benefit from both incentivizing employees to explore AI solutions and maintaining a dedicated team focused on AI development. In this example, ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 17.06.2026
Ethan Mollick: OpenAI reported as profitable with over 40 percent gross margins, but training costly
Ethan Mollick highlights that if recent leaked financial data is accurate, OpenAI has become profitable in serving its customers, achieving gross margins above 40 percent. However, Mollick points ...
  • Daria Chernytska
  • 10.06.2026
Tokens deplete rapidly in Claude Fable workflow, Ethan Mollick notes
Ethan Mollick comments on the rapid consumption of tokens when Claude Fable initiates a workflow. He clarifies that these are not Fable ...
  • Jose Antonio Gastelum
  • 29.05.2026
Ethan Mollick: Companies exhaust token budgets rapidly as $500 million spent internally in one month
Ethan Mollick raises concerns about the rapid pace at which companies are spending their token budgets. He highlights that while many firms have used up their annual token allocation within ...
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 27.05.2026
Tokens have quickly moved from budget afterthought to coding essential, Ethan Mollick notes
Ethan Mollick observes that tokens went from being mostly ignored in budgets a year ago to becoming an essential requirement in coding today. He points out that the main concern is now about ...
  • Yulia Slavina
  • 17.05.2026
Ethan Mollick: ChatGPT for personal finance needs better guidance tools
Ethan Mollick raises the point that while ChatGPT can be useful for personal finance, users must know what questions to ask and have adequate expertise to verify assumptions. Mollick argues that ...