Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to fundamentally transform our economies and the way we conduct economic research. This Research and Policy Network (RPN) brings together leading scholars and practitioners to explore the transformative implications of AI for productivity, labour markets, inequality, competition, political economy, and other aspects of our economies. It pays particular attention to the effects of foundation models, such as large language models, which have emerged as a key driver of the far-reaching impact of AI. Moreover, it also examines how AI is revolutionizing the methodological toolkit of economics, enabling novel approaches to economic research.
The network aims to build a vibrant research community by generating, coordinating, and disseminating research on the economics of AI and by organizing conferences and online workshops to facilitate knowledge-sharing among economists and other experts. The ultimate goal is to produce high-quality research that serves three critical roles in informing economic policy:
(1) enhancing our understanding of the ongoing impacts of AI on the economy
(2) improving our ability to predict the scope and scale of potentially transformative future advances in AI, and
(3) providing guidance on how to navigate and effectively manage the transition to an economy that is increasingly powered by AI.
Artificial Intelligence RPN Session at the CEPR Paris Symposium 2025
On Saturday, 6 December 2025, 14:30-15:30 (Paris time), the Artificial Intelligence RPN will hold a session at Collège de France during the CEPR Paris Symposium 2025.
Steering Committee
Ajay Agrawal
RPN Steering Committee, Artificial IntelligenceNick Bostrom
RPN Steering Committee, Artificial Intelligence
Erik Brynjolfsson
RPN Steering Committee, Artificial Intelligence
Pascual Restrepo
RPN Steering Committee, Artificial Intelligence
Joseph Stiglitz
RPN Steering Committee, Artificial IntelligenceMembers
Tamay Besirolgu
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Giacomo Calzolari
Fellow, Industrial OrganizationTom Davidson
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
John Fernald
Fellow, Macroeconomics and Growth
Jakub Growiec
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Benjamin Jones
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Ekaterina Klinova
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Lee Lockwood
RPN Member, Artificial IntelligenceSam Manning
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Daniel Susskind
RPN Member, Artificial IntelligenceNeil Thompson
RPN Member, Artificial IntelligenceCatherine Tucker
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Eva Vivalt
RPN Member, Artificial Intelligence
Related Research
Economic policy for artificial intelligence
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- Competition Policy 
- Frontiers of economic research 
- Industrial organisation 
- Labour Markets 
- Poverty and Income Inequality 
- Productivity and Innovation
Dangers of unregulated artificial intelligence
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- Productivity and Innovation 
- Competition Policy 
- Industrial organisation
Upcoming events
CEPR Paris Symposium 2026
- Ageing and Longevity
- Artificial Intelligence
- Competition Policy
- European Economic Policy
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- Fintech and Digital Currencies
- Geoeconomics and Security
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- Household Finance
- Media Plurality
- Political Economy of Migration
- Preventing Conflict: Policies for Peace
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- Climate Change and the Environment
- Development Economics
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Past events
CEPR Paris Symposium 2025
- Ageing and Longevity
- Artificial Intelligence
- Competition Policy
- European Economic Policy
- European Financial Architecture
- Fintech and Digital Currencies
- Geoeconomics and Security
- Household Finance
- Inequality and the Role of Firms
- International Lending and Sovereign Debt
- Media Plurality
- Preventing Conflict: Policies for Peace
- Growth, Innovation and Social Model in Europe
- Asset Pricing
- Banking and Corporate Finance
- Climate Change and the Environment
- Development Economics
- Economic History
- Industrial Organization
- International Macroeconomics and Finance
- International Trade and Regional Economics
- Labour Economics
- Macroeconomics and Growth
- Monetary Economics and Fluctuations
- Organizational Economics
- Political Economy
- Public Economics
CEPR Paris Symposium 2026
- Ageing and Longevity
- Artificial Intelligence
- Competition Policy
- European Economic Policy
- European Financial Architecture
- Fintech and Digital Currencies
- Geoeconomics and Security
- Growth, Innovation and Social Model in Europe
- Household Finance
- Media Plurality
- Political Economy of Migration
- Preventing Conflict: Policies for Peace
- Asset Pricing
- Banking and Corporate Finance
- Climate Change and the Environment
- Development Economics
- Economic History
- Industrial Organization
- International Macroeconomics and Finance
- International Trade and Regional Economics
- Labour Economics
- Macroeconomics and Growth
- Monetary Economics and Fluctuations
- Organizational Economics
- Political Economy
- Public Economics
CEPR Paris Symposium 2025
The fourth edition of CEPR's annual flagship symposium brought together leading voices in European and global economics to discuss the most pressing issues facing the global economy. Academic presentations as well as policy panels and keynote lectures were organised across a 6-day programme with several parallel streams.
- Ageing and Longevity
- Artificial Intelligence
- Competition Policy
- European Economic Policy
- European Financial Architecture
- Fintech and Digital Currencies
- Geoeconomics and Security
- Household Finance
- Inequality and the Role of Firms
- International Lending and Sovereign Debt
- Media Plurality
- Preventing Conflict: Policies for Peace
- Growth, Innovation and Social Model in Europe
- Asset Pricing
- Banking and Corporate Finance
- Climate Change and the Environment
- Development Economics
- Economic History
- Industrial Organization
- International Macroeconomics and Finance
- International Trade and Regional Economics
- Labour Economics
- Macroeconomics and Growth
- Monetary Economics and Fluctuations
- Organizational Economics
- Political Economy
- Public Economics