Generative AI at Simon
Pioneering generative AI integration for future success.
In the summer of 2023, Simon launched a comprehensive AI initiative, integrating generative AI across programs through training, curriculum, and workshops. One of the first steps was to create an AI policy—a simple, flexible framework easily communicated to students. Additionally, an AI task force of seven faculty members was formed to provide regular feedback and guidance.
Shaping leaders for the era of generative AI.
At Simon, we equip our students with cutting-edge skills in generative AI, shaping leaders for today's dynamic business world. We're at the forefront of integrating AI across our curriculum and activities, solidifying Simon's position as a leader in this transformative field. Watch the video to find out more.
Generative AI in practice.
In this Q&A, technology strategist Aditya Singh’08S (MBA) reflects on how generative AI is changing the world of work and predicts who will succeed in the new normal.
Government Technology
In this Q&A, business analyst Benedikt Statt ’16S (MS) reflects on the benefits and the limitations of using generative AI in a data analytics role.
In the first installment of this Q&A series on generative AI, strategy consultant Jeff Sigel ’01S (MBA) describes four pillars of generative AI usage and warns against common pitfalls.
With the advent of ChatGPT, what does artificial intelligence (AI) mean for the future of human labor? Professor Huaxia Rui shares his insights from a working paper on the subject.
Professor Jeanine Miklós-Thal takes a closer look at the intersection of generative AI, competition, and antitrust concerns in the current market.
In this Q&A, Mitch Lovett, senior associate dean of education and innovation, reflects on the challenges and opportunities presented by the newly released chatbot.
Meet the faculty behind the initiative
Clinical Assistant Professor
Sr Assoc Dean, Education & Innovation
Benjamin Forman Professor of Marketing
Clinical Professor