Brian is the Howard and Nancy Marks Fellow at Chicago Booth Business School at the Roman Family Center for Decision Research. He is affiliated with the Center for Applied Artificial Intelligence.

His research in behavioral economics, experimental economics, and the economics of artificial intelligence, examining the cognitive foundations and societal implications of technological integration in individual decision-making and organizational behavior.

He received a Ph.D. in economics from the Paris School of Economics in 2023.

Publications

Generation Next: Experimentation with AI
with Gary Charness, John List
Forthcoming at
Nature Human Behaviour

Working Papers

“Critical Thinking and Storytelling Contexts”
with E. Sartori
Current version August 2024

“A Two-Ball Ellsberg Paradox”
with S. Lazarus
Current version June 2024

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