AI & Analytics at Wharton

AI & Analytics Initiative at Wharton

Elevating the impact of business research in AI and analytics

The scope of AI and analytics in business is quickly expanding: big data now cuts across disciplines, industries, and economies. With the formation of the Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative (WAIAI), the School has committed to growing its AI and analytics research, curriculum, and in-the-field engagement. Led by Vice Dean Eric T. Bradlow, AI & Analytics at Wharton unites the School’s trail-blazing AI and analytics programs to create the next generation of business leaders who use data and real-world experiences to improve decision-making.

Areas of Focus

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Bringing Academia
to Practice

Transforming business by partnering with our thought leaders.

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Investing in the
Next Big Idea

Drive innovation with Wharton’s expertise in AI and analytics.

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Learning
by Doing

Preparing the next generation of AI leaders.

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Harnessing the
Power of AI for Good

 Create a brighter future in AI and analytics.

Research Insights

As the undisputed leader in published academic business research, Wharton delivers tangible solutions that transform business practices and grow economic opportunities for all.

Knowledge at Wharton

AI & Analytics

Dive into topical articles, podcasts, and videos through Wharton’s online business journal.

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Centers & Labs

Recent Research From Pillar Faculty

Meet some of the Wharton faculty doing impactful work for AI and Analytics.

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Eric T. Bradlow

Vice Dean of AI & Analytics at Wharton
The K.P. Chao Professor
Professor of Marketing
Chairperson, Wharton Marketing Department
Professor of Economics; Professor of Education; Professor of Statistics and Data Science

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