AI plays a critical role in the rapidly evolving modern workplace, and with a curriculum that emphasizes its societal and business implications, students can fully prepare to lead in this rapidly evolving landscape. Explore how our faculty are engaging with AI at Columbia Business School.
Columbia Business School Professor Olivier Toubia shares the many upsides – and downsides – of AI in the workplace.
Columbia Business School Professor Omar Besbes explains how AI is democratizing workplace productivity.
Columbia Business School Professor Stephan Meier explains how leaders can calm AI-related concerns, while also creating value.
Ashli Carter, a lecturer at Columbia Business School, explains one of the ways she uses AI to help students build resilience.
Oded Netzer, Columbia Business School’s Vice Dean for Research, argues that learning how to work with AI starts with understanding its implications for the business world.
The key to successful AI implementation is in enhancing motivation, according to Columbia Business School Professor Stephan Meier.
Columbia Business School Dean Costis Maglaras explains how CBS is innovating its curriculum around new AI technologies.
Despite what it may seem like on the surface, AI technology is made up of simple operations you are likely familiar with, according to Columbia Business School Professor Daniel Guetta, Associate Professor of Professional Practice in the Decision, Risk, and Operations Division.
AI is permeating every aspect of business, including marketing, where the technology is used to scope out competitors, design market research projects, and analyze data, according to Columbia Business School Lecturer Robert Morais.