Ethan Mollick
Wharton professor who studies how AI changes work and education; author of Co-Intelligence.
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- Ethan Mollick is an associate professor of management at the Wharton School, where he co-directs the Generative AI Labs with Lilach Mollick.
- His research covers innovation, entrepreneurship, crowdfunding and how organisations adopt generative AI.
- He wrote Co-Intelligence (2024), a New York Times bestseller, and Co-existence (2026), and writes the newsletter One Useful Thing.
- TIME named him one of the most influential people in AI in 2024.
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- Born
- 1975, Milwaukee1
- Wharton
- Associate professor of management; co-director of Wharton's Generative AI Labs (as of November 2026)1
- Education
- Harvard, bachelor's, 1997; MIT Sloan, MBA 2004 and PhD 20101
- Books
- Changing the Game (with David Edery, 2008); Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI (2024); Co-existence: the Next Phase of AI (2026)1
- Earlier
- Co-founder of eMeta Corporation, vice president of business development1
- Recognition
- TIME100 Most Influential People in AI, 20241
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