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Bouke Klein Teeselink is a Lecturer in the Economics Department of Political Economy at King's College London. He is affiliated with the King’s Centre for Artificial Intelligence and the AI Objectives Institute. His research focuses on Economics, particularly in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Behavioral Economics, applying advanced quantitative methods to study various topics. He utilizes large datasets from online job boards, LinkedIn profiles, charitable donations, and tax records to explore the complexities of automation, identity, and consumer decision-making. Bouke is currently examining the labor market effects of generative AI on the future of work. Additionally, he supervises PhD candidates interested in using advanced quantitative methods to explore the economics of AI. He is a member of the Quantitative Political Economy research group, which brings together economists and political scientists to study politics and policies through formal modeling and quantitative analysis. Bouke is also involved in the PPE research group, which investigates interdisciplinary questions encompassing politics, philosophy, and economics.
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