I am a PhD candidate in the Information Technology group at MIT Sloan, advised by Sinan Aral.
My research focuses on AI adoption and its consequences for workers, firms, markets, and negotiations. I study how the feedback loops between AI systems and the people who use them can produce unintended outcomes. I use formal models, simulations, and large-scale experiments with LLM-based agents.
Outside of research, I like learning about history, playing strategic board games, and eating cold skin noodles from Xi'an Famous Foods.
Education
- Ph.D. candidate, MIT Sloan School of Management
- B.S., Mathematics; B.A., Economics, University of Chicago
