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Leading through intelligence—both human and artificial—at Columbia Business School.

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Committed to the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Through cutting-edge curricular innovation, our MBA, Executive MBA, MS, and PhD programs introduce new courses and research that seamlessly integrate AI into the student experience. From exploring the impact of AI across industries to developing hands-on experience with the latest tools, students can build confidence in using the latest tech in their chosen fields.

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 students, faculty, centers and programs are engaging with AI at Columbia Business School.

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AI Compilation Series

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Can We Build Trust In AI?

As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into daily life, building trust in AI is more important than ever. This compilation explores the ethical, transparent, and responsible development of AI—from addressing algorithmic bias and data privacy to ensuring meaningful human oversight and regulatory accountability.
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How Will AI Change the Way We Work?

AI is rapidly transforming how we work, from automating routine tasks to enhancing decision-making capabilities. This compilation explores the practical implications of workplace AI adoption, addressing concerns about job displacement while highlighting opportunities for increased productivity and new career paths.
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How Will AI Innovate Businesses?

AI is transforming businesses across every industry, unlocking new strategies, use cases, and competitive advantages. This compilation explores real-world applications of AI in business and offers insights on how leaders can prepare for an AI-powered future.
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Will Technology Solve Climate Change?

Explore how AI and technology are contributing to climate change solutions. Learn about innovative applications, challenges, and the future of tech-driven environmental strategies in this compilation.
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Faculty Perspectives on AI
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Using AI to Enhance Human Motivation

Columbia Business School Professor Stephan Meier explains how leaders can calm AI-related concerns, while also creating value.

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  • AI can boost productivity and work-life balance through efficiency, but presents an equality paradox - potentially leveling the playing field or concentrating benefits among few while reducing overall jobs.
  • Future leaders (today's students) will determine AI's ultimate societal impact, making their understanding of these technologies crucial.
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How to Leverage AI in the Workplace

Columbia Business School Professor Olivier Toubia shares the many upsides – and downsides – of AI in the workplace.

Quick Takes

  • Generative AI has dual potential - it can increase productivity and improve work-life balance while leveling the playing field, but could also increase inequality by limiting jobs to a select few and reducing overall opportunities.
  • The ultimate impact of AI on society and business will be determined by future leaders, making it critical for today's students to understand AI as they will shape its societal effects.
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Using Generative AI to Change Your Mindset

Ashli Carter, a lecturer at Columbia Business School, explains one of the ways she uses AI to help students build resilience.

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  • AI text-to-image generation helps people visualize their "inner critic" as a tool for negotiating with their mindset.
  • AI visualization processes can create mental states more conducive to achieving personal goals.
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How AI is Breaking Barriers in Business

Columbia Business School Professor Omar Besbes explains how AI is democratizing workplace productivity.

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  • AI will significantly enhance human productivity across various areas while potentially decreasing barriers to entry in multiple industries.
  • Chatbots and AI systems are democratizing access to resources while simultaneously putting the art of asking good questions and follow-up questions back at center stage.
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AI Tools

AI is integrated into our courses in ways that support student’s projects and inspire rich class discussions. Tools like ChatGPT are used to assist in breaking down complex research techniques, run business simulations, visualize data in real time, and to show students to think in new ways and explore innovative solutions.

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Courses

At Columbia Business School, we introduce you to the methods and tools that organizations around the world use to leverage data and artificial intelligence. You will learn how these techniques work, and how to use them. The curriculum spans everything from basic data analysis to generative AI, and contains classes suitable for all skill levels.

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Resources

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries worldwide, and higher education is no exception. Much like other transformative innovations before it, AI-powered language models have introduced new opportunities and challenges, changing the way students learn and how instructors teach.

Samberg Institute

At Columbia Business School, the Arthur J. Samberg Institute for Teaching Excellence serves as a guiding force in this ongoing transformation, equipping faculty with the knowledge, tools, and strategies they need to leverage generative AI for effective teaching.

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Digital Future Initiative

The Digital Future Initiative focuses Columbia Business School’s world-class research and teaching on how technology is altering all industries and the fabric of daily life.

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Career Strategy

AI is changing the way we work, and the Career Management Center (Careers) at Columbia Business School has organized numerous AI-focused events and introduced AI-powered tools to help students and alumni adapt to these changes and achieve their long-term professional goals.

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Faculty and AI Research
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AI@CBS Faculty

Dan Wang

Dan Wang

Lambert Family Professor of Social Enterprise in the Faculty of Business
Management Division
Co-Director of the Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change
Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change
Gita Johar

Gita Johar

Meyer Feldberg Professor of Business
Marketing Division
Daniel Guetta

Daniel Guetta

Associate Professor of Professional Practice
Decision, Risk, and Operations Division
Director
Center for Pricing and Revenue Management and Business Analytics Initiative
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Carri Chan

John A. Howard Professor of Business
Decision, Risk, and Operations Division
Faculty Director Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Program
Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Program
Oded Netzer

Oded Netzer

Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business
Marketing Division
Vice Dean for Research
Dean's Office
A. Carter

Ashli Carter

Lecturer in the Discipline of Management in the Faculty of Business
Management Division
Omar Besbes

Omar Besbes

Vikram S. Pandit Professor of Business
Decision, Risk, and Operations Division

Latest AI Research

The Signalling Impact of Low Introductory Price on Perceived Quality and Trial

Authors
N. Dawar and Miklos Sarvary
Date
January 1, 1997
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Marketing Letters
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A Note on Typicality and Utility

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Miklos Sarvary
Date
January 1, 1995
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Hungarian Economic Review
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Arbitrage Pricing Theory

Authors
Gur Huberman and Zhenyu Wang
Date
January 1, 1991
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Chapter
Book
The New Palgrave Dictionary of Money and Finance

Focusing on asset returns governed by a factor structure, the APT is a one-period model, in which preclusion of arbitrage over static portfolios of these assets leads to a linear relation between the expected return and its covariance with the factors. The APT, however, does not preclude arbitrage over dynamic portfolios. Consequently, applying the model to evaluate managed portfolios contradicts the no-arbitrage spirit of the model.

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Managing and Coping with Budget Cut Stress in Hospitals

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Todd Jick
Date
January 1, 1987
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Chapter
Book
Stress in the Health Professions
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Taking Stock of Organizational Decline Management

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Todd Jick
Date
January 1, 1985
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Journal Article
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Journal of Management
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Hospital Funding Constraints: Strategic and Tactical Decision responses to Sustained Moderate Levels of Crisis in Six Canadian Hospitals

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Todd Jick
Date
January 1, 1984
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Journal Article
Journal
Social Science and Medicine
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Measuring U.S. Fiscal Capacity using Discounted Cash Flow Analysis

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Z. Jiang, H. Lustig, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, and M. Xiaolan-Zhang
Date
Forthcoming
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Journal Article
Journal
Brookings Papers on Economic Activity

We use discounted cash flow analysis to measure the projected fiscal capacity of the U.S. federal government. We apply our valuation method to the CBO’s projections for the U.S. federal government’s primary deficits between 2022 and 2052 and projected debt outstanding in 2052. The discount rate for projected cash flows and future debt must include a GDP or market risk premium in recognition of the risk associated with future surpluses. Despite current low interest rates, we find that U.S. fiscal capacity is more limited than commonly thought.

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Empowering Consumer Behavior Researchers with Generative AI

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Nofar Duani, Travis Tae Oh , and Oded Netzer
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Working Paper

Generative-AI is swiftly permeating every facet of our daily lives. Most notably, ChatGPT—a chatbot leveraging large language model (GPT-4) to understand and generate human-like language—has received global recognition, becoming one of the most widely adopted AI-based applications. Despite some limitations, generative AI technologies have not only affected consumer markets and business operations but also have the potential to revolutionize academic research.

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October 20, 2020

Sweet-Talking CEOs Are Starting to Outsmart the Robot Analysts

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April 20, 2020

OK, Boomer: How an Aging Population Is Going to Impact Real Estate Technology

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October 9, 2017

Why understanding the political influence of social media extends beyond Russia

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Oded Netzer

Oded Netzer

Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business
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Vice Dean for Research
Dean's Office
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October 9, 2017

Why understanding the political influence of social media extends beyond Russia

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