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Oyinkansola Sodiya
U. of Texas At Arlington
Sewon Kim
State U. of New York Empire State College, United States
David Walker
U. of British Columbia, Canada
Gabrielle Voiseux
Sauder School of Business, U. of British Columbia, Canada
Oyinkansola Sodiya
U. of Texas At Arlington
George Benson
U. of Texas At Arlington, United States
Jelena Cerar
WU Vienna, Austria
Chiara Fabrizi
WU Vienna
Phillip C. Nell
WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business, Austria
Dan Chen
Texas Woman's U., United States
Toby Egan
U. of Maryland, United States
As research on AI – much like AI itself – is in its infancy, it is imperative that scholars take up intentional research investigating the impact, presence, and attitudes toward AI at work. This presenter symposium meets this goal head-on and delves into the AOM 2024 theme: Innovating for the Future by investigating factors that managers and leaders should consider in the adoption of AI.
Author: Gabrielle Voiseux – Sauder School of Business, U. of British Columbia
Author: David Douglas Walker – U. of British Columbia
Author: Oyinkansola Sodiya – U. of Texas At Arlington
Author: George Benson – U. of Texas At Arlington
Author: Jelena Cerar – WU Vienna
Author: Chiara Fabrizi – WU Vienna
Author: Phillip C. Nell – WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
Author: Dan Chen – Texas Woman's U.
Author: George Benson – U. of Texas At Arlington
Author: Toby Marshall Egan – U. of Maryland
Author: Sewon Kim – State U. of New York Empire State College