I am an economist working at the intersection of experimental economics, behavioral macroeconomics, and artificial intelligence. I recently completed my PhD in Economics at Indiana University. My research examines how AI systems form and communicate economic expectations, how they compare to human decision-makers in strategic and preference-elicitation settings, and how AI can augment traditional survey and forecasting methods. I am equally interested in AI as a subject of economic study and as a tool for empirical research.

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Conference Presentations & Talks

ConferencePlaceDate
NBER Summer Institute (Forecasting & Empirical Methods)Cambridge, MAJuly 2026
Econometric Society AI+ML Meeting (Cornell University)Ithaca, NYJuly 2026
Inaugural Conference of the Economic Data Science Society (Banque de France)Paris, FranceJuly 2026
60th Annual Meetings of the Canadian Economics AssociationOnlineMay 2026
2025 North American Meeting of the Economic Science AssociationTucson, AZOct 2025
Ninth Biennial Meeting of the Social Dilemmas Working GroupBloomington, INJun 2025
AI and the Future of Work, Wharton Human-AI ResearchPhiladelphia, PAMay 2025
ECB Transformative Power of AI ConferenceFrankfurt, GermanyApr 2025
7th Annual AI in Finance Conference, Wolfe ResearchNew York City, NYMar 2025
Simulation of Financial Markets and Economic SystemsNew York City, NYNov 2024
2024 North American Meeting of the Economic Science AssociationColumbus, OHOct 2024
30th Midwest Macroeconomics Meetings (MMM)West Lafayette, INSep 2024
ICD Departmental Seminar Series, IMFWashington, D.C.Jul 2024