Reading up on University of Chicago
4 deep · digging since nov 30, 25
- Four CHI ’26 papers I wish I wrote
The author reviews four CHI 2026 papers on AI‑assisted hiring bias reduction, scam victim emotions, values‑aligned time tracking, and student‑driven AI policy, explaining why each resonates with their research interests.
- Alex Imas and Phil Trammell – What remains scarce after AGI?
Economists argue that after AGI, scarcity may shift to human-relational services, but the labor share's fate depends on whether new capital varieties prevent satiation.
- Better AI models enable more ambitious work
A University of Chicago study of 500 companies found AI usage rose 44% as models improved, with developers shifting to more complex and cross-system tasks.
- Meet the Millionaire Masters of Early Decision at Colleges - The New York Times
Tulane and University of Chicago enrollment chiefs boosted early applicants, earning multimillion-dollar salaries.