Prof. Dr. Christoph Lütge | 12 Sept 2019

Director of TUM Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence

When Christoph Lütge thinks about applying business ethics to artificial intelligence, he often recalls renowned physicist Stephen Hawking’s famous warning: “The rise of AI could be the worst or the best thing that has happened for humanity.” But often, people only remember half of that sentence, and focus on AI’s dangers, Lütge noted. What they forget is how AI can enhance or extend lives. An integral part of that equation, he believes, is ensuring that machines are programmed to behave ethically.

Sandy Parakilas | 6 Sept 2018

Tepper MBA ‘11

Sandy Parakilas is the former Facebook manager who blew the whistle on the firms’ data harvesting practices during the Cambridge Analytica scandal. After working as Product Manager at Uber, Sandy is currently Chief Strategy Officer at the Center for Humane Technology in San Francisco.

Professor Jay Apt | 8 Nov 2017

Professor and co-director of Carnegie Mellon Electricity Industry Centre

Professor Apt discusses the science behind the prediction of the effects of greenhouse gases, the public perceptions, and responses of the electric power industry. Learn more about his lecture by clicking here.

Weston Smith | 5 Oct 2017

ChalkLine Solutions, Inc. Former CFO, HealthSouth Corporation

Mr. Smith will tell the behind-the-scenes story of HealthSouth’s $3 billion financial statement fraud, how the fraud was stopped, and its ultimate toll on the innocent.

Professor Alessandro Acquisti, Tae Wan Kim, John Hooker | 27 Oct 2016

Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy, Heinz College

Professor of Business Ethics, Tepper School of Business

Holleran Professor of Business Ethics, Tepper School of Business

Professor Bradley R. Agle, PhD | 12 Oct 201

George W. Romney Endowed Professor, Marriott School of Management, Brigham Young University

Dr. Agle presents the results of his research, recently published (August 2016) in the book "The Business Ethics Field Guide". In this research utilizing hundreds of ethical dilemmas, Dr. Agle and his colleagues have developed a typology of the 13 fundamental ethical dilemmas you will face in your career, along with guidance on how to confront those challenges.

Professor Ariel Procaccia | 22 Mar 2016

Faculty at Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University

The fair allocation of resources is a well-established field that offers useful solutions, but few have been deployed. Professor Procaccia tells us how fair division is recently making a real-world impact, through the website spliddit.org, as well as in California school districts.

Professor Tae Wan Kim, Christopher Olivola, John Hooker | 17 Feb 2016

Assistant Professor of Business Ethics,Assistant Professor of Tepper School of Business

Assistant Professor of Business Marketing, Tepper School of Business

Holleran Professor of Business Ethics, Tepper School of Business

Which is Better? A career of service that directly improves social welfare or a lucrative career that allows donation to worthy cause?

Professors Burton Hollifield & Bryan Routledge | 13 Apr 2009

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Professors Robert Dammon & Kenneth Dunn & Chester Spatt | 17 Oct 2008

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Professors Francesca Gino & Don Moore | 1 Oct 2007

Michael Maccoby | 4 Apr 2000

Leadership consultant

Al Erisman | 24 Apr 2006

Publisher of Ethix Newsletter and Director

Carnegie Samuel Calian | 31 Jan 2006

President of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

Nizar Kochery | 13 Dec 2004

President of Qatar Indian Management Association

Professor Jacobo Carresquel | 7 Dec 2004

Faculty at school of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

John Hooker | 13 Oct 2004

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Professor Alan Scheller-Wolf | 7 Apr 2003

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Professor Lester Lave | 17 Mar 2003

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Professors Carolyn Levine & Chester Spatt | 5 Dec 2002

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University

Professor Jonathan Glover | 31 Jan 2002

Faculty at Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University