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Research Focus: My research examines how information systems and AI-enabled technologies are leveraged to support creativity, problem solving, and decision making in digital environments. I focus on platform strategies and AI applications, with particular attention to their implications for crowdsourcing dynamics, creative processes, and news media consumption.
Methodology: My research primarily employs econometric techniques and experimental approaches to study causal relationships.
1. User Behavior & Crowdsouring Platforms
1. User Behavior & Crowdsouring Platforms
Fanshu Li, Pallab Sanyal, Shun Ye “Transforming Solver Dynamics: The Role of Multichannel Strategies in Crowdsourcing Platforms” (Major Review & Resubmit: Information Systems Research)
Fanshu Li, Pallab Sanyal, Shun Ye “Transforming Solver Dynamics: The Role of Multichannel Strategies in Crowdsourcing Platforms” (Major Review & Resubmit: Information Systems Research)
- Presented at WITS 2023 (Hyderabad, India)
- Presented at Informs Annual Meeting 2023 (Phoenix, Arizona)
- Presented at Mason Interdisciplinary Conference (Fairfax, Virginia)
2. Generative AI & Human Creativity
2. Generative AI & Human Creativity
Fanshu Li, Siddharth Bhattacharya, Bowen Lou “From Error to Inspiration: Exploring the Impact of AI Hallucination on Creativity” (Target: Information Systems Research)
Fanshu Li, Siddharth Bhattacharya, Bowen Lou “From Error to Inspiration: Exploring the Impact of AI Hallucination on Creativity” (Target: Information Systems Research)
- Presented at Informs Annual Meeting 2025 (Atlanta, Georgia)
- Presented at DSI Annual Conference 2025 (Orlando, Florida)
- Scheduled to present at POMS Conference 2026 (Reno, Nashvile)
3. Generative AI & News Media
3. Generative AI & News Media
Fanshu Li, Pallab Sanyal, Shun ye “Hearing the Other Side: The Impact of AI-Generated Insights on Political Polarization” (Target: Information Systems Research)
Fanshu Li, Pallab Sanyal, Shun ye “Hearing the Other Side: The Impact of AI-Generated Insights on Political Polarization” (Target: Information Systems Research)
- Scheduled to present at POMS Conference 2026 (Reno, Nashvile)
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