• Ph.D. Student

Matthew Lisonbee

  • PhD Student, Johnson
Office
301B-DD Sage Hall

Biography

I am a PhD candidate whose research examines how artificial intelligence is shaping human relationships, beliefs, attitudes, perceptions, moral judgment, and agency, particularly within organizational and professional contexts. Prior to entering academia, I spent more than two decades in industry as an entrepreneur and consultant, working with organizations ranging from small businesses to large corporations. My research draws on this professional experience to investigate the social, psychological, organizational, and moral implications of AI, with particular interest in how emerging technologies influence the ways people understand themselves, relate to others, form beliefs, make decisions, and exercise agency.

Concentration(s)

  • Management and Organizations

Area(s) of interest

  • Management and Organizations
  • Family Business
  • Entrepreneurship and Innovation
  • Leadership
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Artificial Inteligence