Economics of Transformative AI →
Revolutionizing economics to harness the full potential of advanced AI.
Research
Our purpose
We capture the complete economic picture of technological transformation.
United Effort
The Stanford Digital Economy Lab leverages the expertise and interests of Stanford faculty, researchers, and students to initiate and support a wide range of projects on the most pressing topics related to AI and the digital economy.
Multidisciplinary Approach
As an integral part of Stanford HAI, the Lab pursues a multidisciplinary approach that encourages dialogue and collaboration across the domains of economics, computer science, business, policy, and beyond.
Actionable Insights
We maintain strict academic objectivity while translating complex insights into accessible, actionable guidance for companies, policymakers, and institutions worldwide.
Adaptive Research
Our research projects are dynamic, evolving in response to new data, technological advancements, and emerging trends in the digital economy.
Our areas of research
Economics of Transformative AI
Digital Platforms and Society
New Measures of the Economy
AI Agents
Digital Platforms and Society →
Building foundations for pro-social human behavior and AI-empowered organizations.
New Measures of the Economy →
New tools and metrics for an AI-driven economy that supports shared prosperity.
AI Agents →
Artificial intelligence for serving individual, community, and societal values.
Featured Work
AI and Labor Markets: What We Know and Don’t Know
We face enormous uncertainty about how AI will shape labor markets. People have questions about what we have learned, what the future might look like, and what we should do about it. The excellent Jasmine Sun suggested I write a post summarizing the state of knowledge. This is my assessment of what we know and don’t know about AI and labor.
Researcher:
Bharat Chandar
