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Find similar grantsAI Research Fund (Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative) is sponsored by University of Pennsylvania - Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative. Designed to provide faculty with essential resources to explore the intersection of AI advancements with modern business models, industries, and global economies.
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For Researchers - Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative Researchers » Get Involved Investing in the Next Big Idea Apply for Funded Research Wharton faculty can submit proposals for financial support to enhance research, student learning, and industry engagement. The new Wharton AI Research Fund and Education Innovation Fund provide resources for AI-related projects and curricular innovations.
Participate in Research Opportunities Use innovative approaches to analyzing complex data and explore business challenges through a carefully structured research opportunity. Research projects typically span 12–24 months and range from using one to several highly customized academic teams.
Work with Rich, Real-World Datasets All Wharton and Penn faculty and students have unprecedented access to individual-level datasets with real-world business contexts through the Internal Wharton Research Data Services (iWRDS). "We aim to be the preeminent business school for student learning experiences, faculty exploration opportunities, and industry and academic thought partnership on AI and its impact on society.
This is a critical moment, and we are committed to creating and broadly sharing the novel scholarship the world needs to realize the tremendous promise of AI. ” Vice Dean of AI & Analytics, The Wharton School ai-analytics@wharton. upenn.
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