TLDR: The 2025 Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA) Annual Meeting will feature a key session on the transformative role of generative AI in teaching, research, and publishing within the field of agricultural and applied economics. A panel of experts will discuss the opportunities and ethical considerations of these rapidly advancing technologies.
MILWAUKEE, July 10, 2025 – The Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA) has announced a pivotal session at its 2025 Annual Meeting titled, “Sowing Seeds of AI: Cultivating Generative AI Tools in Teaching, Research, and Publishing.” This session will delve into the profound and evolving impact of generative artificial intelligence on the fields of agricultural and applied economics.
The discussion, scheduled for July 29 from 10:00 am to 11:30 am at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, will bring together a panel of distinguished academics to explore the multifaceted implications of AI. The panelists include April Athnos and Anna Josephson from the University of Arizona, and Jacob Ricker-Gilbert from Purdue University. They will share their insights on how generative AI can be harnessed to enhance research methodologies, enrich teaching practices, and revolutionize the landscape of academic publishing.
The session aims to provide attendees with actionable insights and a framework for the ethical considerations surrounding the use of AI. As generative AI tools become increasingly sophisticated and integrated into academic workflows, the AAEA recognizes the urgent need for a comprehensive dialogue about their responsible implementation. The discussion is expected to be a cornerstone of the conference, fostering critical reflection and awareness among the association’s members.
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Established in 1910, the AAEA is a leading professional organization with 2,500 members across more than 60 countries. Its members are actively engaged in a wide array of research, teaching, and outreach activities related to agriculture, the environment, food, health, and international development. The inclusion of this session on generative AI underscores the association’s commitment to addressing the most pressing and contemporary issues facing the field.
