Labor Economist Joins Burning Glass Institute to Study AI's Impact on Jobs
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-10-05
Researcher soumitrashukla9 announces he is joining The Burning Glass Institute, a nonprofit focused on labor economics, to work on the economics of AI.
- His agenda examines how employers are changing job, skill, and task requirements in the AI era, and how workers navigate technological transitions
- BGI holds novel data spanning hundreds of millions of job postings and worker profiles covering millions of career spells, enabling large-scale study of how AI reshapes work
- The author says to watch this space for upcoming research
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