Researcher forms group to study frontier AI’s economic impacts
RishiBommasani · x · 2026-07-25
A researcher says they are building a group to study the economic impacts of frontier AI and is inviting collaborators to join via a form and email.
The post does not outline findings yet, but it signals an effort to organize work around labor, growth, and broader macroeconomic effects from frontier models.
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