BIO

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

I am an economist studying the real-world impacts of artificial intelligence and other emerging (digital and physical) technologies on information flows, decision-making, organizations, and markets. I am an incoming Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University (September 2026). I am currently the Howard and Nancy Marks Fellow at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. I obtained a Ph.D. in Economics from the Paris School of Economics (2023).

Research Interests
Behavioral and Experimental Economics; 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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