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Discover cutting-edge research and industry insights at Wharton Human-AI Research (WHAIR). Explore how Wharton faculty and global experts are shaping the future of AI in business.| Wharton Human-AI Research
Discover cutting-edge research and industry insights at Wharton Human-AI Research (WHAIR). Explore how Wharton faculty and global experts are shaping the future of AI in business.| Wharton Human-AI Research
In this episode of Creative Intelligence, host Kartik Hosanagar sits down with Shishir Mehrotra – CEO of Grammarly, founder of Coda, and former head of product and engineering at YouTube – to explore what it really means to rethink a business around AI. Shishir shares his vision for AI agents, what the future of productivity tools will look like, and how leaders can move from defensive reactions to bold transformation.| Wharton Human-AI Research
Wharton Human-AI Research's 3rd annual conference on Business and Generative AI will take place on September 4-5, 2025, at Wharton San Francisco. The conference will gather thought leaders and experts to network around innovative ideas and insights into the potential of Generative AI to reshape business models, industries, and global economies.| Wharton Human-AI Research
At the 2024 Business & Generative AI Conference, hosted by Wharton Human-AI Research, Stanford’s Erik Brynjolfsson delivered a keynote that challenged business leaders to look beyond the headlines and toward the deeper economic transformations generative AI is already driving. “AI is the most general of all general-purpose technologies,” he said. “It’s changing what we can do, how we work, and who benefits.”| Wharton Human-AI Research
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In this episode of Creative Intelligence, Kartik Hosanagar sits down with advertising legend and Accenture Song CEO David Droga to explore how AI is reshaping creative work — from storytelling and advertising to the very role of agencies. The conversation offers an honest and provocative look at what’s changing, what’s worth preserving, and what makes human creativity irreplaceable.…Read More The post AI, Taste, and the Future of Creativity: David Droga on What’s Worth Saving appea...| Wharton Human-AI Research
In episode 4 of Creative Intelligence, host Kartik Hosanagar speaks with author and strategist Sangeet Paul Choudary (Platform Revolution, Reshuffle) to challenge a widely circulated idea: “AI won’t take your job, but someone using AI will.”| Wharton Human-AI Research
In Episode 3 of Creative Intelligence, host Kartik Hosanagar is joined by Keith Ferrazzi (author of Never Lead Alone) and Gautam Tambay (CEO of Springboard) to explore what it really means to prepare the workforce for an AI-driven future. Their conversation spans leadership, skill development, team culture, and what’s required to truly redesign work — not just roles.| Wharton Human-AI Research
In the second episode of Creative Intelligence, Kartik is joined by New York Times reporter Cade Metz, who wrote the book “Genius Makers: The Mavericks Who Brought AI to Google, Facebook, and the World,” in front of a live audience at Wharton’s San Francisco campus. The pair talk about the titans of modern AI, such as Geoffrey Hinton and Demis Hassabis, the role of AI in art and journalism, and the seemingly contradicting viewpoints of today’s AI leaders.| Wharton Human-AI Research
Creative Intelligence is a podcast by Kartik Hosanagar exploring how AI is transforming business, creativity, and society—featuring expert insights on the future of work, innovation, and human agency| Wharton Human-AI Research
In the pilot episode of Creative Intelligence – a podcast about the intersection of AI, creativity, and human potential – host Kartik Hosanagar, Faculty Co-Director of Wharton Human-AI Research, speaks with Sal Khan, Founder and CEO of Khan Academy, about the role AI plays in education, Khan Academy’s new AI tool, Khanmigo, challenges with AI use in education, and why, even with all of the concerns around AI, Sal remains an optimist. Here are five key takeaways from their conversation.| Wharton Human-AI Research
In a new article from the Wall Street Journal, Kartik Hosanagar, Faculty Co-Director of Wharton Human-AI Research, highlights how the rise of AI could ultimately reduce the cost college tuition.…Read More The post AI Is Reshaping the Workplace, but Entry-Level Hires Are Way Ahead of the Game appeared first on Wharton Human-AI Research.| Wharton Human-AI Research
Discover science-backed strategies for designing more effective AI chatbots. In this AI Horizons webinar, experts share key insights from The Wharton Blueprint for Effective AI Chatbots to help you build trust, satisfaction, and smarter customer experiences.…Read More The post AI Horizons: Science-Backed Strategies for Smarter Chatbot Interactions appeared first on Wharton Human-AI Research.| Wharton Human-AI Research
AI at Wharton announces new name: Wharton Human-AI Research (WHAIR). The updated name reflects the center’s continued focus on human-centered research and signals a new wave of public-facing initiatives, podcasts, and events.…Read More| Wharton Human-AI Research
In a new article from the Wall Street Journal, Kartik Hosanagar, Faculty Co-Director of AI at Wharton, highlights how the rise of AI could ultimately reduce the cost college tuition.| Wharton Human-AI Research
A pivotal conference hosted by AI at Wharton and The Mack Institute for Innovation Management, gathered over 75 thought leaders from diverse sectors in the Fall of 2023 at Wharton’s Philadelphia campus to unravel the complexities and possibilities inherent in this groundbreaking technology.| Wharton Human-AI Research
AI at Wharton is thrilled to have partnered with GBK Collective to produce Growing Up: Navigating Gen AI's Early Years. This is an extensively researched report that provides an in-depth analysis of the state of Generative AI (Gen AI) adoption, its business applications, and future prospects. Written by Jeremy Korst, Partner, GBK Collective, Stefano Puntoni, Faculty Co-Director of AI at Wharton, and Mary Purk, Executive Director of AI at Wharton, this report comes at a critical moment in AI's...| Wharton Human-AI Research
On June 6th, 2024, AI at Wharton partnered with Informatica to bring dozens of industry leaders and Chief Data Analytics Officers (CDAOs) to Wharton's campus for a collaborative brainstorming session with many of our leading AI academics. Their goal was to design a framework for companies and their CDOs to reference in order to responsibly and effectively leverage generative AI and increase value for their firms. We are thrilled to now publish the result of their combined efforts through a ne...| Wharton Human-AI Research
On September 5-6, AI at Wharton hosted its second annual Business and Generative AI Workshop, gathering more than 150 experts on Wharton's San Francisco campus to explore the next wave of this transformative technology. Sponsored by Accenture, the Workshop showcased groundbreaking research and innovations in the rapidly evolving field of generative AI, and attendees explored the latest advancements in its applications across various industries.| Wharton Human-AI Research
University of Pennsylvania Wharton School experts Valery Yakubovich, Peter Cappelli and Prasanna Tambe believe it isn’t going to happen as drastically as many predict. In an essay published in The Wall Street Journal, the professors contend that AI will most likely create more jobs for people because it needs intensive human oversight to produce useable results.| Wharton Human-AI Research
On May 22 and 23, AI at Wharton hosted its first-ever AI and the Future of Work Conference at the Wharton School. This two-day conference saw hundreds of industry and academia members gather to hear from more than 40 leading experts on how artificial intelligence is transforming the workplace.| AI at Wharton
Miss out on the inaugural AI and the Future of Work Conference at Wharton this year? We've got you covered with recordings from the conference here.| AI at Wharton
