A new paper offers a framework for measuring firms' AI efforts, datasets included
TaniaBabina · x · 2026-10-24
Tania Babina highlights a new paper on measuring firms' AI efforts: it provides a framework for thinking about the right data, and surveys the approaches and datasets researchers have used to measure and study the effects of firm-level AI investment.
An ungated version is linked, making it a useful reference for scholars studying enterprise AI adoption and its economic effects.
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