Behavioral-science AI researcher job hunting at COLM2026, focused on human-AI cowork evals
lucy3_li · x · 2026-10-06
A researcher who has spent years using behavioral science to evaluate and improve AI — and AI to advance behavioral science — is on the job market for academic or industry research roles. Their focus includes evaluating human-AI collaboration (including AI for science), applied microeconomics, and AI & Society.
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