Next Steps in Research, Business, and Policy

Andrew Caplin ()
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Andrew Caplin: New York University

Chapter Chapter 9 in An Introduction to Cognitive Economics, 2025, pp 121-130 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter highlights important next steps in cognitive economic research in relation to the cognitive revolution. Particular topics discussed are design of human- AI interactions, ensuring that workers and students are as well informed as possible about the impact of AI on their future earnings, and how to test students in the era of Large Language Models. It also stresses business and policy applications of cognitive economic research in relation to financial planning, cognitive decline, and online consumer protection.

Keywords: Cascade of biases in human-AI decision-making pipelines; Improving educational and career decisions; Power of financial planning; Guarding against future cognitive decline; Equity sharing in housing finance; Improving clarity of communication; Rebuilding trust in government; Reducing legal errors; Cognitive economic underwriters’ laboratory; Privacy protection (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-73042-9_9

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