Assistant Professor of Economics @CollegioCA

Turin, Italy
Joined June 2012
The paper doesn't compare to human choices, which would be interesting. When I did so, I found a substantial divergence between human and AI research choices:
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I think the choice of model may also be important. I tried Haiku 4.5 like them, but dropped it when seeing it generate degenerate results, e.g., SE=0. I ended up using just Sonnet 4.6 and GPT-5.4 mini.
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Someone with money to burn should see how Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 perform though, I'd be very curious!
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Incredible that I can now produce functioning* software with a market of ~7 people (those working with parquet who are beholden to Stata’s syntax) just based on vibes and access to frontier AI.
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* I’ve only tested it on my Windows machines, but Linux and macOS installers are available! Please let me know if you encounter any errors!
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Tried GLM-5.2, it picked the wrong inflation series from FRED, so back to Codex I go
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New: "Immigrants, legal status, and illegal trade" by Brett McCully (@BrettMcCully). doi.org/10.1016/j.jinteco.20… 1/2
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Brett A. McCully retweeted
🆕 @RF_Berlin-CReAM #DiscussionPaper: Brett McCully @CollegioCA, @tsjaccard, and Christoph Albert @CollegioCA investigate whether immigrants make goods from their origin country more accessible to their non-immigrant neighbours. (1/5)
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