Business-school AI policies differ from their universities' policies in focus, with school-level emphasis on pedagogy and tools versus university-level emphasis on risk management and data security¶
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q2 i? Except for UC-Berkeley and Northwestern, business school policies differ from their university's policy; school-level policies focus on pedagogy while university-level policies primarily focus on risk management. → Lydia Manikonda and Dominique Outlaw 2026
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Lydia Manikonda and Dominique Outlaw 2026¶
Lydia Manikonda and Dominique Outlaw. (2026). Policy Fragmentation or Institutional Alignment? Institutional Governance of AI in Universities and Business Schools. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.03584 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2608.03584
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Within-institution comparison of eight business-school policies against their universities' policies using SBERT cosine similarity; Table B1 reports a mean similarity of 0.767 (std 0.167, min 0.59, max 0.99). University topics center on data security and procurement while school topics cover tools, course expectations, and AI literacy.
"Additionally, school-level policies focus on pedagogy while university-level policies primarily focus on risk management (Figure 3)."
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Related Claims¶
- Only eight of 130 sampled universities had a business-school-specific AI policy, limiting discipline-specific alignment — related
- University AI policy themes fall into three main categories: usage and education, technology and tools, and governance and potential risks — related
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Business-school AI policies differ from their universities' policies in focus, with school-level emphasis on pedagogy and tools versus university-level emphasis on risk management and data security |
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Business-school AI policies differ from their universities' policies in focus, with school-level emphasis on pedagogy and tools versus university-level emphasis on risk management and data security |
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