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New research from Professor Peter Cardon suggests managers may undermine their trustworthiness when they use medium to high levels of AI assistance in email communication.

We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

AI for Business undergraduate students are developing research findings on the latest AI trends for top executives at Thunder and Salesforce.

USC Marshall MBA alumni share insights on reinvention, connection, and the power of the Trojan Network.

MBA students accepted in top Pre-MBA consulting programs have increased twenty-fold in just a year’s time.

USC Marshall alumnus Alec Petros and USC Viterbi student Kian Abrishami launch smart wristwear that keep partygoers connected.

As AI companies offer more exuberant sums to researchers and engineers, Anicich explains how successful team building often requires more than the mere acquisition of top talent.

Vyas explains that a recent executive order will increase prices for retailers and customers while generating tax revenue for the federal government.

Hannigan explains how Marshall’s AI for Business joint degree combines technical expertise with business acumen.

A national survey conducted by Hiatt and Ryu found that a total of 55 gigawatts are already committed to new AI data centers.

Jia explains that, based on her research, people often feel more heard by AI because they offer sympathy and understanding instead of immediate practical solutions.

Teodoridis’ research finds that investment in quantum computing benefits both classical systems of computing as well as quantum ones.