BIO

Assistant Professor (Incoming, September 2026)
Heinz College (tenure-track) and School of Computer Science (by courtesy)
Carnegie Mellon University

I am an economist studying the real-world impacts of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies on information systems, decision-making, organizations, and markets. I received my Ph.D. in economics from the Paris School of Economics in 2023. I am the Howard and Nancy Marks Fellow at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

My work has been covered by NPR Planet Money, Bloomberg, Fast Company, Poets & Quants, Business Insider, Marginal Revolution, Financial Times, The Information, HuffPost, among others. I have received grants from Google, Schmidt Sciences, SNSF, and the University of Chicago, among others. I am regularly invited for academic, industry, and policy talks; you can see all my upcoming and past ones here.

Research Interests
Behavioral and Experimental Economics
Digital Economy and Information Systems
Artificial Intelligence

Research Program
Artificial Process Outsourcing

Academic Affiliations
Chicago Booth Center for Applied AI, Affiliate
CESifo, Research Network Fellow
J-PAL, Invited Researcher
Innovation Growth Lab, Research Affiliate

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