Artificial Intelligence in Action
Artificial Intelligence in Action
The GW School of Business offers students several courses that tackle different aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) in fields ranging from marketing to information technology. GW students engage with forward-thinking faculty and use tools that pair AI with critical thinking, hands-on business experience and continuous improvement. The GW Business community is also greatly exposed to industry experts and professor research while in class and during events, all located in the heart of Washington, D.C.
GW Business and AI
GW Trustworthy AI Initiative
GW TAI brings together a collection of research and educational efforts of the esteemed faculty across the George Washington University to deliver timely education, foster problem-driven research and inform policy founded in deep scientific understanding.
GW Business Appoints Chief AI Officer
The appointment of Patrick Hall as the School’s first Chief AI Officer reflects GW Business’ commitment to supporting faculty and staff as we navigate rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.
Business and Policy Forum
The GW School of Business brings together policy makers and industry experts to provide unprecedented forum that tackles some of the world's most pressing issues. Business & Policy Forum attendees hear and engage with key technology and government players.
Dean Recognizes Faculty AI Contributions
Standout faculty and staff received awards for innovating with AI in effective and responsible ways. Inside and outside the classroom, the honorees integrated AI to introduce frameworks, evaluate research, explain trends, provide administrative support and more.
Faculty Findings in AI
GW Business Professor Gil Appel Finds Lower AI Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity
Written by Sami Pabley
GW Business Programs in AI
MS in Artificial Intelligence for Business
Shape AI where decisions are made. The new, STEM-designated MSAIB combines AI technical foundations with business strategy, ethics, and implementation across finance, marketing, supply chain, and operations.
Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence
Acquire foundational knowledge and hands-on skills in machine learning, deep learning, embedded systems and apply them to artificial intelligence’s business applications to prepare for the vast opportunities AI affords.
How Do GW Business Students Use AI?
Using AI Tools and Features
The George Washington University actively leverages emerging technologies to enhance teaching and learning across modalities. Faculty and students regularly use AI tools such as Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and AI-enabled features in Zoom to support instruction, collaboration, and productivity.
Connecting the Digital World
With our global classrooms featuring interactive digital whiteboards and integrated video walls supporting content engagement, and virtual participation from guest speakers and remote students being supported with integrated PTZ robotic cameras and array ceiling microphones, GW Business can connect students to the world with advanced technology.
A Digitally Enhanced Classroom
Many courses at GW Business incorporate interactive simulations and scenario-based learning to deepen engagement. Additionally, our in-house multimedia studio produces high-quality video, podcasts, animation, and simulation content that enriches the online learning experience so that students can learn wherever, whenever.
GW Business + AI in the News
GW Business Students Harness AI in Inaugural Chatbot Competition
January 13, 2026
GW School of Business Appoints Its First Chief AI Officer
November 21, 2025
Future-Proofing Business in the Age of AI
October 17, 2025