SKEMA Centre for Artificial Intelligence
The mission of the SKEMA Centre for Artificial Intelligence is to investigate and guide the economic, societal, and ethical value generated by human-centric AI systems for business
At SKEMA Center for Artificial Intelligence we believe in the transformative power of human-centric AI. Our mission is to explore how AI can drive business innovation, economic growth, and societal progress, creating a future where technology serves humanity in meaningful ways.
The SKEMA Centre for Artificial Intelligence aims to:
- Investigate and guide the economic, societal, and ethical value generated by Human Centric AI systems for business.
- Develop and improve AI techniques and algorithms with a view to solving specific business problems, but with wide-ranging applicability.
The research centre adopts a interdisciplinary perspective based on the collaboration between social scientists, AI researchers, and engineers to develop the know-how to explore business opportunities driven by AI.
SKEMA Centre for Artificial Intelligence has signed a partnership agreement with the Berkeley APEC Study Centre (BASC) at the University of California Berkeley to explore the impact of AI on business, society and regulations.
Research Themes
We explore how AI Systems interact and collaborate with people to enhance human abilities and empower both individual and society creating sustainable value at four different levels:
ALGORITHMIC VALUE
ALGORITHMIC VALUE
Developing artificiaI intelligence techniques and algorithms with increasingly superior performance.
AI FOR BUSINESS VALUE
AI FOR BUSINESS VALUE
How AI becomes part of the products themselves, influences human-computer interactions, and improves business performance.
AI FOR SOCIETAL VALUE
AI FOR SOCIETAL VALUE
How AI contributes to environmental sustainability and encourages a new social contract based on accountability.
AI FOR ETHICAL VALUE
AI FOR ETHICAL VALUE
How to foster explicability and responsible AI to guarantee social fairness in respect of human freedoms and dignity.
Insights from the members of our Scientific Committee
Next events
The Research Seminar Series organised by the Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence convenes faculty, PhD students, postdoctoral fellows, and alumni for in-depth discussions by recognised scholars on how artificial intelligence creates business, ethical and societal value. The goal of the series is to stimulate interdisciplinary research, campus-wide interactions and networking.
2024-25 Seminar Series
- AI Diffusion and Disruption (Prof. Christopher Tucci, Imperial College)
- Enhancing wellbeing through smart nudging and social robots (Prof. Cristina Mele, University of Naples Federico II)
- Human-centred AI for human-machine collaboration (Prof. Sotiris Manitsaris)
2023-24 Seminar Series
- Three Perspectives on AI in Business: Innovation, Growth, and Sustainability (Prof. René Bohnsack, Professor for Strategy and Innovation - Católica-Lisbon)
- AI research for Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability (Prof. Claire Monteleoni, Research Director, INRIA Paris)
- Deep Listening of Climate Imaginaries - Opportunities for GenAI in Communicating Climate Futures (Prof. Yihyun Lim, Assistant professor University Southern California and Former Director MIT Design Lab)
- Economic Statecraft and International Regime Building to Manage AI (Prof. Vinod K. Aggarwal , Director Berkeley APEC Study Center – University of California Berkeley)
2022-2023 Seminar Series
- Assessing Trustworthy AI (Prof. Elisabeth Hildt, Professor of Philosophy - Director of the Center for the study of Ethics in the Professions Illinois Institute of Technology)
- Algorithmic management at work beyond the gig-economy: from practices to theory (and regulation) (Prof Antonio Aloisi: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow and Assistant Professor of European and Comparative Labour Law at IE Law School)
- Creativity-on-demand: Co-creative AI products to augment the creativity of work professionals (Prof. Neil Maiden, Professor of Digital Creativity - Bayes Business School)
Reading Groups
- AI and the problem of Autonomy
- AI and Creativity
- Robots and Anthropomorphism
- Investigating the access to AI: modes of release and model marketplaces (Led by Prof. Simone Vannuccini, Université Côte d’Azur)
- Interpretable Machine Learning (Led by Prof. Chitu Okoli, SKEMA Business School)
- Machine Learning and Accounting Research (Led by Prof. Roland Königsgruber, SKEMA Business School)
Workshops & Conferences 2022
- Workshop: Ethics of Public Robots and Artificial Intelligence
- Conference: Enhanced Creativity using Artificial Intelligence (Margherita Pagani, Professor of Digital and Artificial Intelligence in Marketing and Associate Dean SKEMA AI School for Business)
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Common themes in the research of SKEMA Centre for Artificial Intelligence members.
Map done with ARTIREV software.
Contact us
Our team is at your disposal for any further information you may require.
Faculty and Research Team
direction.faculte@skema.edu
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