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People have been orchestrating financial fraud and scams for centuries. But the recent rise of generative AI has massively increased the scale and sophistication of scams, including in capital markets. Regulators are rightly concerned and focused on how to protect retail investors. BIT and the Ontario Securities Commission investigated this…
BIT and Rewiring America partnered to identify messages that inspire and enable climate-concerned people to take action toward electrifying. We used our online platform, Predictiv, to test messages aimed at influencing people’s self-efficacy, interest and knowledge about electrification actions.
Clare is a Principal Advisor in the International Programmes Team where she oversees BIT’s work in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Clare has over 10 years’ experience in research, strategy consulting and project management in the MENA region, working with organisations ranging from government, multinationals, NGOs and…
We are pleased to host the Honourable Andrew Leigh MP of Australia in conversation with BIT President Emeritus David Halpern
I. INTRODUCCIÓN BEHAVIORAL INSIGHTS (LAC) S.A.S, hereinafter "BEHAVIORAL INSIGHTS" dedicated to the performance of all types of activities, especially management consulting activities, having as its main services’ organizational development, talent management consulting and market research. In the course of its activity, BEHAVIORAL INSIGHTS learns personal information of its direct customers,…
BIT recently participated in an interdisciplinary Community of Practice (CoP) led by the Pima County Health Department. The goal was to increase health literacy and vaccination rates among Latine people who can become pregnant.
AI applications are beginning to dramatically influence the experiences of retail investors around the world - from providing advice and automated portfolio management to ‘turbo-charging’ fraud and scams. Securities regulators are striving to understand, prioritize and address potential investor harms while fostering innovation.
We worked with Chatham House to uncover the risky behaviours built into nuclear weapons programmes and understand how we could cut the chances of the worst consequences.
A new report reveals minimal government investment in public policy evidence, with R&D spending in the UK, Canada, Australia, and the US at under 0.1% of total expenditure in key areas like education, social protection, and public order.
Governments collectively spend trillions on public services. Despite this, surprisingly little is known on what works across most areas of public spending. Alongside this, R&D spending by governments across most areas of spending, with the exception of health and defence, are incredibly low. For the U.S., UK, Australia and Canada,…
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