Faculty AI Forum #3

Agentic AI and research at CBS

The Faculty AI Forum is back for its third meeting. This time, we focus on agentic AI systems and what their development may mean for research and researchers at CBS.

Register for FAIF #3
Date
Tuesday, 29 September 2026
Time
09:00–11:30
Location
SPS213, Solbjerg Plads
Open to
CBS faculty
The session

What does agentic AI mean for research?

AI systems are increasingly able to plan tasks, use tools and carry out more complex processes with less direct human input. For researchers, this opens up possibilities but also raises questions about how research is conducted, evaluated and organised.

At this FAIF meeting, we will start with an update on the current state of agentic AI, followed by a research perspective and an open discussion among colleagues.

The aim is not to predict exactly where AI is going. Instead, we want to look at what is already changing, which questions are emerging, and what researchers at CBS should be paying attention to.

Programme

09:00
Welcome and overview
09:10
Update and state of the art on agentic AI systems Christian Hendriksen, Associate Professor, Department of Operations Management
09:30
Research perspective Presentation and discussion with an invited senior researcher. Speaker to be announced.
10:00
Break and coffee
10:10
Research at CBS in the era of AI Discussion among participants.
10:50–11:30
Discussion, summary and wrap-up
Registration

Register for FAIF #3

The meeting is open to CBS faculty. Register below to join us on 29 September.

Faculty AI Forum

A forum for discussing AI across CBS

The Faculty AI Forum is a cross-cutting platform for exploring the implications of AI for teaching, research, management, ethics and society — and how these developments play out in a CBS context.

FAIF builds on the earlier Special Interest Group on AI in Teaching & Learning, while broadening the conversation beyond teaching and AI tools.

Exchange experiences and practices Share how AI is being used and explored in academic work and administration.
Raise questions and concerns Discuss the societal, ethical and organisational dimensions of AI.
Connect across CBS Bring faculty perspectives and experiences into conversation with CBS’s wider strategic work on AI.
Organized by the Faculty AI Forum (FAIF)

Christian Hendriksen, Associate Professor, Department of Operations Management, Lead
Kim Normann Andersen, Professor, Department of Digitalization, Co-lead
Liana Razmerita, Associate Professor, Department of Management, Society and Communication, Co-lead

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