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AI in the Economics Classroom
Posted by Callah Barnes
for College of Arts and Sciences
Join the Department of Economics for a one-day conference examining what AI is doing to teaching, assessment, and hiring and the cross-institutional conversations we need to keep pace. The program sits at the intersection of how we teach with AI, how we assess what students have learned, what the labor market is asking of graduates and the peer networks that make any of this tractable across institutions.
Four keynote speakers anchor the day, drawn from research, teaching and the labor-market side of the AI question:
- Justin Wolfers (Professor of Public Policy and Economics, University of Michigan)
- Michael Horrigan (President, W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research)
- Antonio Mele (Associate Professorial Lecturer in Economics, London School of Economics)
- Kevin Bryan (Associate Professor of Strategy, University of Toronto)
There is no admission fee to attend.