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Economics of AI Fellowship applications now open - Prime Progress NG

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Stripe is now inviting graduate students and early-career researchers interested in studying the economics of AI to apply for the Economics of AI Fellowship Program. Any graduate student or early career professional can apply, regardless of past experience. Fellows receive a grant, participate in conferences with leading economists and technologists, and have the potential to access unique data via Stripe and its customers. The initial cohort w…

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Economics of AI Fellowship applications now open - Prime Progress NG

Stripe is now inviting graduate students and early-career researchers interested in studying the economics of AI to apply for the Economics of AI Fellowship Program. Any graduate student or early career professional can apply, regardless of past experience. Fellows receive a grant, participate in conferences with leading economists and technologists, and have the potential to access unique data via Stripe and its customers. The initial cohort w…

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