Dmitriy Muravyev

Associate Professor of Finance, @giesbusiness, twitting about options and academic life.

[Noam Dworman @noam_dworman]

Second for second, @tylercowen packs more substance into a talk than anyone I'm aware of. This is a clear, non-hysterical, and somewhat soothing discussion of our AI future.

[Slater Stich @slaterstich]

Very excited to share our interview with @polynoamial on AI for math — the Erdős unit distance problem, saturating the IMO, the future of math research, and more!

[Jack Clark @jackclarkSF]

I've spent the past few weeks reading 100s of public data sources about AI development. I now believe that recursive self-improvement has a 60% chance of happening by the end of 2028. In other words, AI systems might soon be capable of building themselves.

[Annamaria Lusardi @Dr_AnnaLusardi]

Three days left to apply for the Financial Literacy Research Boot Camp at @Stanford .
If you're an early-career researcher in economics, finance, personal finance or a related field, I hope you'll consider applying.
This five-day, full-immersion workshop is one of the ways the Stanford Initiative for Financial Decision-Making is working to build the next generation of financial literacy researchers.
Space is limited. The application deadline is April 30, 2026. For full details and instructions, visit: https://t.co/52JzshWSgU

[Andrew Chen @achenfinance]

Most economists lack the tech setup to fully leverage AI (e.g. Docker container w/ R for Claude Code in yolo mode). You can see my setup + instructions in the `ralph-wiggum-asset-pricing` repo 🧵

[Andrew Chen @achenfinance]

I've revised the AI-generated "Hedging the Singularity" paper and algo. My goal was "human as Clockmaker": I set up the agentic loop, and then AI generates a paper good enough to put my name on it.

I couldn't get there. It was both disappointing and relieving. 🧵

[Dmitriy Muravyev @dmuravyev]

@ptuomov You asked great questions and wish you could come more often)

[Dmitriy Muravyev @dmuravyev]

@JesusFerna7026 It's better for coding but worse for everything else

[Markus K. Brunnermeier @MarkusEconomist]

Writing & Thinking: Claude Code for Economists with Paul Goldsmith-Pinkh... https://t.co/skx1JPSf0o via @YouTube
Also see https://t.co/s1GzKJdVSl

[Toni Whited @toniwhited]

I’m organizing the Econometric Society Summer School in Structural Estimation. Broader than the summer school with Luke Tayolor: more methods (not just SMM), more topics. Tell your students to apply! Deadline: April 15.
https://t.co/y5CYcAeZNk

[Mihail Velikov @VelikovMihail]

Inspired by @karpathy's post on LLM knowledge bases, and in preparation for a talk on using AI in business research at @SmealCollege, I spent a few hours on Claude Code putting together a knowledge base on the topic. Sharing in case anyone finds it useful:
https://t.co/BSIl42hZXD

[Paul Novosad @paulnovosad]

It's kind of funny that Nature is publishing misleading clickbait, where the clickbaity lead is "look you can't trust anything in Nature!!"

I wish it was an April Fool's joke, but I'm afraid this is sincere.

Clicking through, there are several replication exercises, and all except one have success well over 50%.

Why do this? Why undermine your own institution for clicks? It boggles the mind.

[Markus K. Brunnermeier @MarkusEconomist]

AI: mini video series how to use Claude Code (and more) for applied economists - check out https://t.co/eqjcqi6Nni (+ videos)

[Tania Babina 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 @TaniaBabina]

It was a privilege to celebrate Pete Kyle 1985 seminal work at the "The Kyle '85 Conference: Market Structure, Liquidity, and Asset Pricing" at the University of Maryland this week. Pete is a true giant in finance research! The program:

https://t.co/VWCy1hP9eU

[Dmitriy Muravyev @dmuravyev]

Claude code burnout is real. I lost sleep and appetite after upgrading my CC plan.

[Dmitriy Muravyev @dmuravyev]

@malcolmwardlaw @NainsiDwiv50980 I was excited about this package but my test results were disappointing, I'll stick with Mistdal OCR, which has been consistently great.

[Nainsi Dwivedi @NainsiDwiv50980]

Microsoft just changed the game 🤯

They open-sourced a tool that converts literally any file into clean markdown for LLMs in under 60 seconds.

- Converts 10+ file formats out of the box.
- Run via command line, Python API, or Docker.
- Built-in MCP server for direct Claude Desktop integration.

100% open source.

Link in comments 👇

[AEA Journals @AEAjournals]

Forthcoming in the JEL: "Deep Learning for Solving Economic Models" by Jesús Fernández-Villaverde. https://t.co/7yxSDo8twe

[Dmitriy Muravyev @dmuravyev]

@ProfStefanNagel Yes, it's getting worse. I just assume I'm not getting money back for 1 in 5 invited seminars. Typically due to lengthy forms or incompetent admin.

[Dmitriy Muravyev @dmuravyev]

@predict_addict @CesarChavezP29 Not your point, but hope Raul is ok. Graduated from Harvard in 2024 and disappeared.