معرفی
Param Vir Singh is the Carnegie Bosch Professor of Business Technologies and Marketing and Associate Dean for Research at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business. His research examines how AI and algorithmic systems reshape markets, influence consumer trust, and redefine platform strategy, pricing, and fairness. He leads the Collaborative AI Initiative at CMU, focusing on adaptive learning environments for business education.
- Affiliations: Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business
- Editorial Roles: Senior Editor at Information Systems Research, Associate Editor at Management Science
- Research Themes: AI ethics, algorithmic fairness, platform economics, consumer behavior, and generative AI applications.
Key Research Contributions: His work spans algorithmic pricing, bias mitigation, sharing economy dynamics, and AI-driven inequality analysis. Articles often intersect computer science, economics, and marketing.
Scientific Recognition:
- INFORMS Information Systems Society Distinguished Fellow Award
- Don Lehmann Award (Winner)
- John DC Little Award
- Don Morrison Long-Term Impact Award (Finalist)
- AIS Senior Scholar's Best Paper Award (Winner)
Academic Leadership: Served as Director of the PNC Center for Financial Services Innovation, securing $5.5M for research programs. Mentored PhD students now at Harvard, NYU, Michigan, and other top institutions.
