Measure AI-Driven Structural Change
AI is already changing how people work, how firms produce, and how countries compete. We study what this means for growth, jobs, inequality, and opportunity. We also ask harder questions that are often ignored: who gains, who loses, and how market power shifts in this transition.
We care deeply about theory, but we are evidence-first. We run novel surveys, build large datasets from messy real-world information, and create clear measurements that policymakers can actually use.
The goal is simple: give policymakers an early warning system for a fast-changing economy. In uncertain times, what risks can be tolerated, and what risks should be hedged now? We help answer those questions with data, not guesswork.
Build Policy Decision Intelligence
Economic policy is hard because everything is connected. Firms, households and workers, financial markets, governments, and the rest of the world all affect each other. We are building an AI-enabled platform that takes this full picture into account.
A policy that helps in one place can create unintended effects somewhere else. Instead of studying each part of the economy in isolation, we model these links together so policy can be designed with fewer surprises.
Our long-run vision is a foundational model built on decades of macro and microeconomic research. A policymaker sets an objective, such as reducing poverty or stabilizing inflation, and the system evaluates expected effects, side effects, and trade-offs. In short, we want to place a panel of intelligent economists within reach of every policy institution.