Jeremiah Bohr is a faculty member in Information Systems at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. His work focuses on artificial intelligence, especially large language models, agentic systems, and the practical use of AI in organizations and education. He studies how these systems can support decision-making and knowledge work, and how they can be designed and evaluated more effectively.

He also teaches applied AI and information systems courses that help students move beyond surface-level use of AI tools toward a clearer understanding of how they work, where they are useful, and how to use them responsibly in professional settings.

Recent Publications

• Bohr, J. (2026). Coordination Transparency: Governing Distributed Agency in AI Systems. AI & Society.
• Bohr, J. (2026). From Line-By-Line to Vibe Coding: Teaching Orchestration in Information Systems Education. Journal of Information Systems Education 37(4).
• Bohr, J. (2025). The Evolution of AI in Business: A Topic Model Analysis of Research Trends. Journal of Innovation Management 13(1):1-22.

Curriculum Vitae