Introduction
Recent advances in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have the potential to transform our economies, from providing workers with new productivity-enhancing tools to enabling businesses to optimise their pricing strategies in new ways. However, AI-powered technologies also raise ethical and regulatory concerns. Given this ambivalence, a better understanding is needed of the economic implications and challenges associated with AI.
LISER's PARTICIPATION
Christina Gathmann, Director of the Labour Market Department at LISER will be one of the speakers at this conference. She is also affiliated with CEPR, CESifo, the Institute of Employment Research (IAB), IZA, the University of Luxembourg, and ZEW. As a labor economist, her research focuses on the evolution of human capital, the interaction between skills and technology, migration, the spatial distribution of economic shocks, and public policies.
