March 28-30, 2025

The University of Texas at Dallas

Biz AI Conference:

AI in Business
Research

Schedule

March 28th
Friday
Reception
5:00 pm
March 29th
Saturday
Presentations
(15 mints + 5 mints Q&A)
8:00 am
5:40 pm
Posters
(36" x 48")
9:30 am
11:00 am
Lunch
12:30 pm
1:40 pm
Industry Panel
2:00 pm
3:30 pm
Dinner at Top Golf
6:00 pm
9:00 pm
March 30th
Sunday
Presentations
(15 mints + 5 mints Q&A)
8:00 am
2:30 pm
Dean Panel
11:00 am
12:30 pm

Industry panel

Kaushal Kurapati
1.  Kaushal Kurapati Group VP AI Agents, Oracle Ex-SVP GenAI & Search, SalesForce
Ragu Gurumurthy
2.  Ragu Gurumurthy CTO, Deloitte
Craig Crisler
3.  Craig Crisler CEO, Support Ninja
Sheena Hillier
4.  Sheena Hillier Managing Partner, Aspen Ventures Ex-Product Lead at Google
Dayakar Puskoor
5.  Dayakar Puskoor Founder & Managing Partner, Dallas Venture Capital

Key Information

Hotel Link:
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Session themes

This theme focuses on the application of generative AI to address longstanding challenges in business research.

Research Paper Ideas may include (but not limited to):

  • Generative AI for corporate communications – Using large language models to automate earnings reports, press releases, executive communications, etc.
  • AI-synthesized multimedia – Leveraging generative models to create marketing videos, virtual influencers, synthesized images.
  • Generative AI for competitive analysis – Using models to synthesize and analyze text from competitors, business news, industry reports.
  • Personalized conversational agents – Crafting natural language interfaces and chatbots tailored to individual customers.
  • Personalized marketing campaigns – AI-driven copywriting for personalized marketing campaigns.
  • Content Marketing with Large Language Models: Creating SEO optimized landing pages using Large language Models.
  • Unsupervised Market Segmentation –  Employing generative models to discover new market segments based on customer data.
  • Real-Time Advertising – Adapting advertising content in real-time based on public sentiment using generative models.
  • Data Simulation Methodologies – Use of generative models for simulating business scenarios or customer behavior.
  • Synthetic Dataset Creation – Applying generative models to synthesize company datasets for training predictive models.
  • Generative Design for New Product Development – Employing GANs, Diffusion models, and variational autoencoders for new product designs.
  • Use of Generative Models for Recommendation Systems
  • Use of Generative Models for Education and Learning

Submission Guidelines

Authors are encouraged to submit extended abstracts that should not exceed five (5) pages in length, using a 12-point font and double-spaced formatting. This page count includes text, references, figures, and tables. The first page should feature an abstract of no more than 300 words, along with the title and authors’ names; this does not count toward the 5-page limit. All submissions should be in PDF format.

Please use “Register now” button to submit your extended abstract.

Publication Policy

The 2025 Biz AI Conference does not claim copyright for any accepted submissions and will not produce formal proceedings. Unless the author specifically requests otherwise, accepted extended abstracts will be made publicly available in the conference program.

Registration

Participant Type Early registration
(Ends on Jan 31st, 2025)
Student $100
Faculty $200
Industry Practitioner - Panel + Workshop $200
Industry Practitioner - Panel + Workshop + Full Conference Access $400

Questions

For questions, please email to rohit.aggarwal [at] utah.edu or harpreet [at] utdallas.edu.