Rem Koning @orgRem

Professor @HarvardHBS. Researching how AI is changing entrepreneurship and how tech can broaden the benefits of startups and innovation. Teach https://t.co/uMtwbLUpTj remkoning.com Cambridge, MA Joined April 2011

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Rem Koning @orgRem

a day ago

@krisgulati I endorse and am willing to pilot this idea!

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Rem Koning @orgRem

2 days ago

@abhishekn @jamescham @AndreyFradkin @danshipper @demirermert @johnjhorton @martin_casado The history of technology is a useful guide in this regard. Each image hints at how technology has changed the optimal organizational form in ways that go well beyond using technology to improve individual worker productivity.

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Rem Koning @orgRem

2 days ago

@abhishekn @jamescham @AndreyFradkin @danshipper @demirermert @johnjhorton @martin_casado I already miss SF enough, now this! Have a wonderful dinner, new paper for you all to think through: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… (thread tomorrow) AI changes organizations not just through its impact on the process of work, but also through the products organizations create.

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corrin @jontycorrin

3 days ago

pumped to announce the first AI Scientist hack in LDN! we're teaming up w @AnthropicAI to help you build out next gen. scientific discovery provided: > mansion in central London > all the tokens and pizza you can eat through > great vibes + insanely cracked people link below

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Lovable @Lovable

5 days ago

50M projects built. 720M monthly visits to apps made on Lovable. 80% of builders are non-technical. 35% are already generating revenue. The numbers prove a shift: this is the build economy. thebuildeconomy.lovable.app

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Ronnie Chatterji @RonnieChatterji

5 days ago

We're launching the OpenAI Economic Research Exchange: a new program for external researchers conducting independent research on the economic impacts of AI. We are looking for rigorous empirical projects on questions that matter for workers, firms, institutions, and the broader economy. openai.com/index/economic…

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Rem Koning @orgRem

6 days ago

@AndreyFradkin @ben_moll Enjoyed the slides! Is a draft of the perspectives piece out?

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Rem Koning @orgRem

a week ago

Me: Which piece should I remove? Claude: Give a few a gentle push first. If it moves easily on its own, it's not holding weight. If it won't budge, it's *load-bearing*, so leave it alone.

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Rem Koning @orgRem

a week ago

Paper has many more interesting descriptives and graphs and we catalogue every study we can find that measures gender and AI usage (know of more? Let me and @CranneyKatelyn know and we will add you into our analysis).

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Rem Koning @orgRem

a week ago

For the most popular AI tools, it still appears usage tilts towards men.

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Rem Koning @orgRem

a week ago

Is there still a gender gap in AI usage? In an updated working paper with @solenedelecourt and @CranneyKatelyn we find: 1) the gap in usage has shrunk 2) the gap is persistent 3) the gap is uneven Link to paper here: hbs.edu/ris/Publicatio…

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Ashley Wong @ashleyywong

a week ago

📣📣 We are organizing the Columbia Gender in the Economy Conference again this year! Please apply!!

Carolina Concha-Arriagada @ConchaArriagada

2 weeks ago

📢 Call for submissions: Columbia Gender in the Global Economy Conference! For economists in any subfield working on the role of gender in the economy. 📍 Columbia University, NYC 🗓️ Oct 30, 2026 ⏰ Deadline: July 15, 2026 Assistant profs & postdocs especially encouraged 👇

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Rem Koning @orgRem

2 weeks ago

Pretty simple: The OpenAI paper only looks at users who are logged in to consumer ChatGPT accounts. They find 50/50 share. But this ignores other account types! There are lots of enterprise account users (including me!) and we think the share of men amongst those accounts is probably very high. More broadly, the problem at hand is not estimating the gender share conditional on using account/tool X, but what fraction of men and women use AI tools. Different estimands, different samples, and so not surprising we get different estimates! My read of survey and other analytics data is that the gap is slowly closing but far from closed, and is still large for frontier models and tools.

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Rem Koning @orgRem

2 weeks ago

In @PeterMcCrory and team's awesome analysis of AI's role in social science is yet more evidence that the AI gender gap is far from closed: - Women use Claude ~3pp less than men - Women use Claude Code ~13pp less men These and dozens more new estimates in a soon to be released update to a working paper w/ @CranneyKatelyn and @solenedelecourt.

Peter McCrory @PeterMcCrory

2 weeks ago

To what extent will AI automate innovation? How will social science research change with the advent of agents able to execute research end-to-end? New Anthropic Economic Research from Thomas Lyttelton, Nathan Wilmers, & Maxim Massenkoff out today tackling these questions. 1/6

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Rem Koning @orgRem

2 weeks ago

Also worth noting that productivity from AI is measured as releases, not user or revenue growth, so AI's impact surely gets weaker on economic outcomes! That said, when founders learn to map AI into their ventures, we do find meaningful performance improvements: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Why? Founders learn where to use AI so that it improves firm growth. That could be lines of code, it could be marketing, or something else. Firms are messy so applying AI to generate growth is messy too.