AI, the Economy, and Public Policy

Overview

Discover the profound effects of Artificial Intelligence on current economic structures and future possibilities. Participate in discussions with leading economists from the University of Chicago, renowned policy experts, and innovative researchers from Anthropic.

This event will cover a wide array of topics including economic trends, policy considerations, and groundbreaking AI applications. Perfect for those interested in understanding the complex relationship between AI, the economy, and policy-making.

Syllabus

• Introduction to AI and Economic Dynamics
Overview of AI technologies
Historical context of AI in economic development
Key economic indicators influenced by AI
• AI and Labor Markets
Automation and job displacement
Changes in job skills and requirements
Case studies on AI's impact across industries
• AI in Economic Forecasting and Decision-Making
AI tools for economic analysis
Predictive modeling in finance and commerce
Case studies: Successes and failures
• AI, Public Policy, and Regulation
Policy frameworks guiding AI implementation
Balancing innovation with ethical considerations
International standards and cooperation
• Economic Inequality and AI
Access to AI technology and economic disparity
Impact on global economic inequalities
Strategies for inclusive growth
• AI, Consumer Behavior, and Market Dynamics
AI in marketing and personalization
Impacts on consumption patterns
Ethical implications of AI-driven consumer insights
• AI in Financial Markets
Algorithmic trading and market efficiency
Risk management with AI
Regulations and ethical considerations
• Case Studies in AI Public Policy
UChicago-based research projects
Anthropic case studies on AI applications
Policy responses to AI-driven economic changes
• Future Trends and Implications
Long-term economic impacts of AI
Emerging technologies and potential disruptions
Preparing for future policy needs
• Workshop and Discussions
Interactive policy design simulations
Group discussions with experts
Presentation of student research and insights

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Subjects

Computer Science