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AI and economics research

From: Center for Applied Artificial Intelligence (@CAAI_Booth)

Call for Papers now open for the 2026 AI & Economics Summer Conference. The capstone event of our AI & Economics Summer Institute, bringing a week of ideas to a close. Share your research. Shape what’s next. https://t.co/d91Zih8aDC

Detected Apr 23

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Position your research as shaping policy frameworks: The conference's capstone format means your work will be synthesized into actionable insights for the week's participants, making it an ideal venue for research that bridges academic findings and real-world economic policy applications.

Highlight cross-disciplinary visibility: This summer institute draws economists and AI researchers together in one week, offering your research exposure to practitioners and scholars who wouldn't typically encounter your work in single-discipline conferences.

Emphasize the timing advantage: Submitting to a capstone event means your research will be presented when the audience has already absorbed a week of foundational context, allowing you to present more specialized or complex findings without extensive background explanation.

Pitch your submission as research that directly addresses a gap identified earlier in the week's programming, positioning yourself as providing closure to key questions the institute raised.