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Call for Extended Abstracts​​​​​​​​​

Interested in AI and entrepreneurship? Then please consider submitting an extended abstract (1 page max) for the upcoming Amsterdam Workshop in collaboration with ETP

First check the requirements before submitting an abstract via the button below.

The registration fee for the workshop is €150.00.

Guidelines for submitting an abstract

1. Objectives & Scope

Entrepreneurship has entered a new era shaped by AI. Yet the rapid pace of the technologies' advances and diffusion also calls for accelerating scholarly efforts to better understand the import that AI may have for entrepreneurship research, theory and practice. To foster such acceleration, we invite interested scholars to submit one-page extended abstracts that address the nexus between AI and entrepreneurship.

This can include abstracts that aim to:

• Prospect emerging AI frontiers in entrepreneurship research and practice

• Establish new theoretical and methodological foundations by integrating AI as both a research lens and practical enabler in entrepreneurship

• Bridge AI’s technical advances (e.g., generative models, prediction engines) with core entrepreneurship constructs and theories (e.g., effectuation, opportunity recognition, resource mobilization)

• Accelerate community capacity by proposing empirical studies, conceptual frameworks, or methodological innovations that guide scholars through this relatively uncharted domain.

2. Illustrative Themes & Questions

We welcome work on, but not limited to:

Algorithmic Entrepreneurship: Theorizing new venture creation powered by AI

External Enablement Mechanisms: How gen-AI expands opportunity recognition and resource abundance

Entrepreneurial Finance: AI-driven investor decision tools, pitch preparation, and portfolio management

Resource Scarcity & Abundance: Does AI disrupt effectuation, lean startup, bootstrapping paradigms?

Demographics & Diversity: AI’s impact on age curves, neurodiversity, and closing gender gaps

• Cognition & Well-Being: AI support for entrepreneurial cognition, mental health, and “uncertainty fog”

• Ethical & Legal Issues: Algorithmic bias and responsible AI governance in new ventures/entrepreneurship research.

• AI’s Existential Risks: Could an AI-powered economy of abundance supplant human entrepreneurship?

AI-based Entrepreneurship Metrics: How can AI tools help creating new types of entrepreneurship data

• AI-based Research Methods: How do AI-based research method become a new scholarly frontier in entrepreneurship research

3. Submission Guidelines

Your one‐page abstract (A4 or US Letter) must include:

1. Title

2. Author(s): Full name(s)

3. Affiliation(s): Institution, City, Country

4. Main Text (≤ 500 words): o Background & Motivation o Research Question(s) or Practical Challenge o Proposed Research Method/Approach (methods, framework, study design) o Expected Contributions (to theory, practice, policy)

Optional: if you're an ECR, mention this in your abstract.

Formatting:

• Margins: 2.5 cm (1″) all sides

• Font: Times New Roman, 11 pt; single‐spaced

• Submit as PDF

4. Submission Process & Contact

  1. Abstract Submission Now Open

  2. Prepare your abstract by the guidelines above

  3. Upload via the button below

  4. Confirmation email will follow

  5. You will receive a notification of acceptance or rejection of your abstract no later than 2 weeks after your submission

5. Early Career Researcher

If you are an ECR, please indicate this on your one-page abstract. If your abstract is accepted, you will be eligible to apply for a travel stipend. Please note that all travel and accommodation expenses must be paid upfront by you. Reimbursement can be requested by submitting a claim form after confirmation. Further details and instructions will be provided upon acceptance.

We look forward to your cutting‐edge contributions on advancing AI’s role in entrepreneurship practice and research!

Keynotes

Dr. Michal Kosinski

Stanford University

TBA

Organizing committee

About Panel

Prof. Martin Obschonka

University of Amsterdam

Prof. Denis A. Grégoire

HEC Montréal

Dr. Boris Nikolaev

Colorado State University

Dr. Frédéric Ooms

HEC Liège—University of Liège

Prof. Moren Lévesque

York University Toronto

Prof. Jeffrey M. Pollack

North Carolina State University

Prof. Tara S. Behrend

Michigan State University