UCL School of Management, London UK
We are at the early stages of seeing how generative AI will affect management, organizations, industries, and society. The impacts of generative AI on management have already proven to be wide ranging and dramatic. Studying these various impacts and implications offers students at all stages of their doctoral careers a significant opportunity to craft a long-term research agenda. We hope to create a community of faculty and doctoral students across disciplines who are passionate about studying generative AI. During our time together, we hope that students have the opportunity to develop their ideas and research, get to know faculty across different universities, and meet fellow doctoral students.
We welcome students doing research on generative AI across disciplines, including: accounting and finance, economics, information systems, marketing, operations, organizational behavior, and strategy and entrepreneurship. We also welcome researchers from diverse methodological traditions, including (but not limited to) qualitative, quantitative, experimental, and theoretical.
We invite doctoral students at all stages to apply for the consortium.
The program will be provided once invitatations are delivered
Submission deadline: [tbd] midnight GMT. Required materials: CV, title, abstract, and proposal/paper
Notification of decisions: [tbd]
Confirmation of attendance: [tbd]
Final draft of paper due (for those in presentation slots): [tbd]
Slides (for those in presentation and round robin slots): [tbd]
Consortium: [tbd]
Registering to the consortium will open soon.
The consortium will be held at the UCL School of Management, located at One Canada Square in London. The the consortium will be held at Level 50. The views alone are worth it!
This conference is being co-organized by faculty at universities across the UK.
Anil Doshi
UCL School of Management
Oliver Hauser
University of Exeter
Hila Lifshitz
University of Warwick
Pinar Ozcan
University of Oxford