MIT's John Horton on Using AI to Predict Human Behavior in Unprecedented Situations
TaniaBabina · x · 2026-11-11
MIT's John Horton presents frontier work at the AI + Economics intersection in an AMLEDS webinar: can AI predict how humans will decide in situations that have never happened before, letting researchers test economic decisions before running real-world experiments? The post is an 8-part thread teaser with a webinar link.
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