My research interests span topics at the intersection of microeconomics and computer science.
I currently study decision-making problems involving both humans and machines, and work more broadly on mechanism design. I combine modelling from theoretical economics and computer science with data and experiments.
With Kawin Ethayarajh. Agents increasingly make decisions in the same environments as humans. As a consequence, the presentation of choices may be optimized for machines as well as people. We introduce mecha-nudges to formalize and evaluate this phenomenon.
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