PhD Student

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

I’m a 4th-year PhD candidate at MIT in the IT group at Sloan. My research asks two complementary questions: (1) How can we use AI to better understand humans? (2) As AI systems increasingly act on people’s behalf, how do markets change—and how can we improve the resulting outcomes? I draw on methodological tools from economics, information systems, and computer science to study these questions.

Here is a recent MIT news article highlighting and summarizing some of my work.

I am very fortunate to have my research supported in part by Emergent Ventures and Schmidt Sciences.

Interests

  • AI Behavioral Science
  • Market Design
  • Behavioral & Experimental Economics

Education

  • Ph.D., Management Science & Information Technology, 2022 - Present

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • S.M., Management Research, 2022 - 2024

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Master of Public Policy, 2019 - 2021

    Harvard Kennedy School

  • B.A., Mathematics, 2013 - 2017

    Washington University in St. Louis

Research