Super excited to publicly launch "All Day TA", a product Joshua Gans and I have been working on with our team over the last year. Short version: if you teach in spring, you will want to use this! It's the future of higher education. A short thread: 1/x

Looking forward to this great session in honor of Robert Solow. aeaweb.org/conference/202…

Slides from my Maekyung-KAEA lecture on "Artificial Intelligence and Economic Growth" at the AEA meetings. web.stanford.edu/~chadj/slides-…

Slides from my presentation at the Solow AEA memorial session: "Bob Solow and the Theory of Economic Growth" web.stanford.edu/~chadj/slides-…

How much should we spend to reduce #AI’s existential risk? Join the next CEPR Webinar on the Economics of AI with Chad Jones Stanford Graduate School of Business on Feb 25 at 17:00 CET. 🎙️ 60 min session | Q&A | Expert insights 🔗 More & register: cepr.org/events/event-s…

🏅 Congratulations to Olivier Blanchard (Paris School of Economics), winner of the seventeenth BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Economics, Finance and Management of the Fundación BBVA! #Research #Economics #Awards parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/news/olivie…

We are pleased to announce an experiment intended to stimulate academic discussion and exchange, centered on papers published in Econometrica 1/5

Introducing the Stripe Economics of AI Fellowship: The economics of AI remains surprisingly understudied. The fellowship aims to help fill that gap, by supporting grad students and early-career researchers with $, data, a conference, and community –

Around 4 percent of GDP was spent to mitigate deaths from Covid-19; AI's existential risk is arguably at least as large, from Chad Jones nber.org/papers/w33602

New BDS statistics for patenting firms and working paper are now live! BDS of patenting firms (BDS-PF) gives stock & flow of firms, estabs, & emp by whether a firm had a recent patent grant (also X size, age, geog., sector). 🧵 census.gov/data/experimen… census.gov/library/workin…

A new workshop on the economic of AI organized at Collège de France on June 10th. Featuring keynote by Philippe Aghion and Chad Jones (remotely) and a set of wonderful speakers (program below). Entry is free and without registration. More information sites.google.com/view/rceaworld…

Congratulations to Stefanie Stantcheva (Stefanie Stantcheva s-stantcheva.bsky.social) of Harvard University, winner of the 2025 John Bates Clark Medal! aeaweb.org/about-aea/hono…

Fascinating! 2nd-gen growth models have expanding varieties dilute researchers-per-variety, which neutralizes scale effects from population growth. But then don't expand variety and growth accelerates! A key point that seems to have been overlooked.

RIP Stan. Stan was my mentor and my friend. He was an outstanding economist, an outstanding policy maker, but even more importantly, a great human being. Science, commitment, honesty, and humility at the service of humankind. piie.com/publications/p…

My latest on reasoning models and that new Apple paper. open.substack.com/pub/joshuagans…

A 30 minute video summarizing my research on "Artificial Intelligence and Economic Growth" youtu.be/W00EnVeq3C0

Many siloed groups are working to get the best outcomes from transformative AI, but none have all the knowledge or steering power to do it alone. We are all proverbial blind men, attending to only our own part of the elephant. The Curve is a 2.5-day tour of this enormous creature

why don’t we have more medicines? inventing medicines has grown less efficient, limited by our knowledge of biological targets for the 1st time, AI & genomics have the potential to make this knowledge abundant – one of the largest potential impacts of the intelligence age.