Wharton Human-AI Research presents the
3rd Annual Business & Generative AI Conference
sponsored by
September 4–5, 2025
Wharton San Francisco
2 Harrison Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
This upcoming research conference invites academics and industry researchers to connect, collaborate, and explore bold ideas at the intersection of Generative AI and global business transformation. Through focused discussions on new research and innovative thinking, the conference will examine how GenAI is reshaping business models, industries, and economies worldwide.
— Ticket Options —
Your conference ticket includes access to all sessions, keynote presentations, conference meals, and receptions.
Academic / Institutional Faculty
$250
Industry Practitioners
$800
PhD Students
$150
Speakers
$150
Note: The Academic / Institutional Faculty and PhD Student registration types are for external participants outside of the University of Pennsylvania. Questions? Contact Carol Heller at hellerc@wharton.upenn.edu.
— ICYMI: Keynote Insights from 2024 —
At the 2024 Business & Generative AI Conference, Stanford’s Erik Brynjolfsson delivered a keynote that challenged business leaders to look beyond the headlines and toward the deeper economic transformations generative AI is already driving.
“AI is the most general of all general-purpose technologies,” he said. “It’s changing what we can do, how we work, and who benefits.”
Revisit this thought-provoking conversation which includes four key takeaways on how generative AI is reshaping work, redefining who benefits, and transforming the distribution of prosperity.
— Hosted by Wharton Faculty —
Kartik Hosanagar
John C. Hower Professor
Professor of Operations, Information and Decisions
Faculty Co-Director, Wharton Human-AI Research
Stefano Puntoni
Sebastian S. Kresge Professor of Marketing
Professor of Marketing
Faculty Co-Director, Wharton Human-AI Research
Lynn Wu
Associate Professor of Operations, Information and Decisions
The Wharton School
— Event Team —
Traci Doyle
Senior Associate Director of Strategic Initiatives,
Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative
Carol Heller
Program Coordinator,
Wharton Human-AI Research