About the Talk:

Join us for the first event in EMEA focused on AI in Higher Education. Featuring Louis-David Benyayer, Associate Professor and AI Initiative Coordinator at ESCP Business School, this session will delve into the transformative role of Custom GPTs in education. We'll start with an exploration of how these AI models personalize instruction and streamline workflows, enhancing the educational experience. The discussion will then pivot to a professor’s perspective on deploying AI at scale, providing firsthand insights into the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI into business school curricula. The session will conclude with a dynamic Q&A, allowing attendees to engage directly with Louis-David, followed by closing remarks and a 1:1 networking opportunity to connect with peers and industry leaders

This event is designed for educators, administrators, and academic leaders looking to understand the practical applications of AI in higher education and explore strategies for effective implementation.

About the Speakers:

Louis-David Benyayer is Associate Professor at ESCP Business School (Paris campus) and is the AI Initiatives Coordinator for the school. His work on AI includes teaching, researching and scaling AI solutions for the school. He is the instructor of several AI courses at the school and acts as scientific director for the Certificate AI for Business. His research focuses on the strategic implications of digital technologies, in particular big data and artificial intelligence. After using Generative AI in his courses for a couple of years he is in charge of coordinating the actions to investigate if and how to scale the use of this technology within faculty, students and staff. He earned his PhD from the Dauphine University and graduated from ESCP Business School.

Jayna leads Higher Education partnerships in UK, Europe & the Middle East. She works primarily with universities, research labs and Education Ministries, to provide safe and equitable access to AI. Prior to joining OpenAI, Jayna held various roles in tech and finance in London. She read History at UCL.