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I Built an AI Company to Increase Human Interactions

ModPhone founder and Wake Forest alumnus, Kevin Duck, shares the blueprint to launch an AI entrepreneurial venture. He describes how he created the company, how he currently runs it, and some future plans – all with the help of artificial intelligence.

The Luddite With a Language Model

Will artificial intelligence take over six-figure white-collar jobs, or just make us wildly more productive? Wake Forest economics professor Andre Mouton describes what patent data actually reveals about the future of work. From running …

Curiosity Required: Making AI Work for You

Elizabeth Ricks is back on Deacs.AI, and she brought along a good friend, Javier Guillen of Microsoft. Both educators and industry veterans, they discuss how artificial intelligence has actually changed the fields of data analytics, heal…

Entrepreneurial Thinking in an AI World

AI can brainstorm, prototype, and accelerate ideas—but it can’t replace the human drive behind entrepreneurship. Rebecca Gill joins Deacs.AI to unpack what it really means to be entrepreneurial, why authentic experiences create the best …

Advice to Higher Education from Real World AI

Professors call it plagiarism. Corporate boards call it a baseline job requirement. “Unintentional Mentors” author and tech executive Seth Carpien exposes the massive, worrying disconnect between college classrooms and real-world employm…

2026 Global Impact Award for Teaching and Learning Excellence

At the Wake Forest School of Business, we are preparing students not simply to navigate the AI era — but to shape it. Because in a world transformed by intelligent systems, principled leadership matters more than ever. For todays student…

Building Empires from a Dorm Room

While some students are using AI to skip the readings, rising senior Aidan Oliss is using it to build the future. He takes us inside his digital workshop to show us how he is creating with Claude Code and Codex without a traditional codi…

Don Draper Never Had a Partner Like This

Remember the moral panic when calculators entered the classroom? Ged King does – and refuses to repeat the same mistake. As the Academic Director in Digital Marketing at the School of Professional Studies, he is a firm believer in using …

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