Google'ın Yapay Zeka Ekonomi ekibine yeni uzmanlar katılıyor

Nobel Laureate Philippe Aghion, Professor Ajay Agrawal, and leading researchers join Google’s AI Economy program to expand our scientific understanding of AI’s impact on economic activity worldwide.

Google is expanding its AI Economy Research Program by adding world-class economists and academic advisors to better track how artificial intelligence impacts jobs and productivity. New directors Anu Madgavkar and Daniel Rock will lead this effort, focusing on global AI adoption, labor market shifts, and enterprise growth. You can explore their latest data and research publications at ai.google/economy to see how these insights shape future policy and workforce training.

Google is hiring top economists to study how AI changes our jobs and the economy. These experts will track how people use AI tools to help businesses and workers adapt to the future. By analyzing this data, they hope to make sure AI helps everyone succeed. You can check out their latest research and findings on their website.

We recently launched the AI Economy ATLAS v1.0 and its interactive open-access site to understand how people are using Google’s AI tools at work and in their daily lives. But tracking adoption patterns is only the beginning.

As artificial intelligence reshapes jobs, businesses, and everyday lives, navigating this shift requires a multidisciplinary approach that unites fine-grained data with rigorous economic inquiry.

To further help organizations, workers, researchers, and policymakers make sense of this complex transition, we are expanding our AI Economy Research Program , and welcoming world-class economists to help build and lead this work.

Technological shifts are rarely instantaneous. Our program measures and analyzes this evolution in real time, focusing on core areas including the future of work, productivity and growth, global technology diffusion, and AI’s impact on scientific discovery.

Executing a research agenda of this scope requires deep collaboration among academia, industry leaders, and policymakers. To expand our scientific capacity and engage more deeply with these diverse stakeholders, we are bringing together leading external advisors, visiting scholars, and dedicated research program leadership.