The AI Horizons webinar series, hosted by AI at Wharton, offers an in-depth exploration of cutting-edge artificial intelligence business applications and their implications for various industries and companies. Each session features a lineup of distinguished academic speakers – including leading AI researchers and professors from top universities – who share their latest findings and theoretical advancements at the intersection of AI and business. These webinars often include interactive segments, where participants can pose questions to the experts, and gain a deeper understanding of AI trends, research directions, and future opportunities in the field.

Dive deep into a stimulating conversation between David De Cremer, author of “The AI-Savvy Leader: 9 Ways to Take Back Control and Make AI Work,” and Stefano Puntoni, faculty co-director of AI at Wharton. Explore how leaders can reclaim their pivotal role in AI implementation, driving their organizations toward a growth-centric AI future.

In a dynamic discussion originally hosted on the Wharton School’s LinkedIn page, Ethan Mollick, associate professor of management, and Stefano Puntoni, Sebastian S. Kresge Professor of Marketing and faculty co-director of AI at Wharton, explore Mollick’s new book, Co-Intelligence. Read More >>

From crowdsourcing to search engines, emergent AI tools can help us innovate and drive progress in nearly every field. Hear from leading researchers from across academia about the ways artificial intelligence will help inform new developments. Read More >>

When deployed correctly, generative artificial intelligence can help employees become more innovative, free them from mundane tasks, and improve their communication skills.  AI can help employees bring their best selves to work. Read More >>

Guest scholars offered glimpses into the profound ways in which AI is changing everything and shared their excitement for Apple Vision Pro. Read More >>

Following the public release of ChatGPT in late 2022, Stack Overflow experienced a significant decline in daily visits by 1 million, indicating a 15% traffic reduction in four months, highlighting a shift towards automated answers and a social effect where users prefer AI-generated responses over human interaction. Read More >>