We are thrilled to share our latest interdisciplinary research endeavor published in the Communications of the Association for Information Systems. This manuscript, titled "Interdisciplinary Directions for Researching the Effects of Robotic Process Automation and Large Language Models on Business Processes", is a testament to the collaborative power of diverse academic disciplines.

Our very own Waldemar Kremser has brought his expertise in routine dynamics and generative AI tools to the forefront, contributing significantly to this comprehensive study. Alongside esteemed colleagues from psychology, organization studies, computer science, and information systems, this research provides a multifaceted view of the transformative effects of AI technologies on business processes.

The manuscript delves into the complex interactions between humans and automated systems, exploring the immediate human responses and the long-term organizational adaptations prompted by technological advancements.

This manuscript not only reflects our dedication to academic excellence but also our belief in importance of openness also when it comes to how we do research. We're proud to foster an environment where different perspectives converge to push the boundaries of knowledge and innovation.

Here is the link to the publication: https://aisel.aisnet.org/cais/vol54/iss1/28/, opens an external URL in a new window