ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MANAGEMENT
AIM CONFERENCE

Overview

The annual AIM Conference focuses on AI and machine learning methods and applications in business research. Hosted by the USC's Marshall School of Business, the two-day event features keynote presentations from industry experts and senior faculty. 

Co-chairs

The conference is co-chaired by Associate Professor Milan Miric, Assistnat Professor Hyo Kang, and Professor Gerard J. Tellis at Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California.

Conference Topics

The conference topics include but are not limited to:

• Effectiveness of Generative AI in Education, Creativity, and Ideation

• Identifying Fake Reviews, Posts, and Accounts

• AI Ethics, Bias, and Discrimination

• Economics of Artificial Intelligence

• AI in Automation / Job Replacement

• Use of ML / Deep Learning in Advertising

• Use of ML / Deep Learning in Regulating Platforms

• Application of ML Methods in Management / Marketing / Information Systems Research

• Applications of Natural Language Processing or Machine Vision

• Development of Novel Statistical Techniques with Business Applications

• Large Language Models 

Best Student Paper

• The conference awards financial prizes (up to $15,000 USD for the 4th conference in 2024) for selected student papers.

Conference Sponsors

• USC Marshall Center for Global Innovation (CGI)

• USC Marshall Institute for Outlier Research in Business (iORB)

• USC Marshall Institute for Digital Competition

• Informs Society of Marketing Science (ISMS)

• Marketing Science Institute (MSI)

Contact

If you have any questions, contact one of the co-chairs or AIM@marshall.usc.edu.