This fascinating new paper by @SeyedMH98 and @LichtingerGuy states that, to measure AI exposure we shouldn’t just ask which tasks AI can fully automate (extensive margin), but also where it lowers the expertise needed for tasks that still stay human-performed (intensive margin)
Happy to see that our article "The Evaluation Tax: Why AI Demands a Shift from Production to Verification" (joint with Jin Li) has been published by the Financial Times China (@FTChinese ). An English version is available here: https://t.co/HI8b40Zo73
We are hiring! The OrgEcon group at @HKUFBE is recruiting at all ranks.
We welcome applicants from all areas of Organizational Economics, with particular interest in AI & Org. The job ad can be found here: https://t.co/grGTu7K7FV
Excited to announce the CfP for the 2nd Asian OrgEcon conference at @HKUFBE (from March 12-14, 2026). Submit your latest OrgEcon paper by December 15, in particular if it is related to AI & Org (@camo_hku is the co-organizers of this year's conference).
CAMO 2025 featured a really fascinating talk by @ystr_w who shared a taxi field experiment in Yokohama testing an AI navigation tool. Slides: https://t.co/9LkS9TobUc 1/7
One highlight of the CAMO 2025 conference was @lugaricano's talk on how AI reshapes talent (his slides on “AI and the Future of Talent: Four Scenarios” can be found here: https://t.co/QDjh46goOO.) Luis is a member of our advisory board. 1/7
Our CAMO Conference 2025 delivered insightful insights by top scholar. Our director Jin Li introduced the “Great Compression”—AI rapidly narrows performance gaps and reshapes how firms build, motivate, and organize talent. Slides: https://t.co/pIXfRMOIT0 1/6
Meet CAMO, @HKUniversity’s Centre for AI, Management & Organization—a hub exploring how AI is reshaping firms, management, and the nature of work. 🤝
You have 6 more days to submit your paper for the first Asian Conference on Organizational Economics, taking place on March 13/14 in Hong Kong. This will be a great event, let me know if you have any question :)
https://t.co/FxxzEpQnvR
We are excited to announce the inaugural Asian Conference on Organizational Economics, which will be held @HKUFBE on March 13th and 14th! More information, in particular on how to submit a paper, can be found here: https://t.co/FxxzEpQVlp
Our session featured exciting presentations from Anastasia Danilov, @simeonschudy, and Christian Zehnder. Thanks to everyone who attended, and our new head @AnjaSchottner for organizing!
The @VfS_econ (Association of German-speaking economists) is currently meeting in Berlin for its annual meeting. We are happy to have contributed a session on "Organizing Work":
https://t.co/GqGY2jX7bH
Students appreciate the opportunity for productive interaction with faculty and other students and feel the club helps them develop on multiple dimensions.
Congratulations to Karen Bernhardt-Walther (York University) and and our member Matthias Lang (LMU Munich), whom the European Economic Association (EEA) has awarded the EEA Award for Innovation in Teaching.
EEA Education Committee also announces the 2024 Award for Innovation in Teaching. Congrats to LMU-York Virtual Journal Club for Undergraduates.
Full info: https://t.co/SvUkL33re7
Their collaborative initiative, the LMU-York Virtual Journal Club, uses new technologies to create an environment where undergraduates in two universities meet virtually to discuss economics research.
https://t.co/DAuFKoZo7Z
A particular highlight was the "Fresh Perspectives Lecture" by Vincent Stüger, who is responsible for scaling the R&D organization @Dynatrace. Vincent spoke about "Leadership in an Agile Context" and discussed strategies for researchers to approach companies for collaboration.
Last week we met for our annual meeting, hosted by @FahnMatthias@jku_econ. We had a number of fantastic presentations and many inspiring conversations in a beautiful setting (the program can be found here: https://t.co/rVTBzgcZsb)