Computer science enrollment has fallen for the first time in two decades, a trend a Stanford economist attributes to the rise of ChatGPT. The shift suggests a potential impact of AI on academic choices.

A Stanford economist suggests that the surge in America's productivity may be unexpectedly powered by the widespread adoption of working from home.

A Stanford economist, who previously predicted the crisis, reiterates concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on entry-level job markets.

Stanford economists report that rising gasoline prices, influenced by the Iran war, are effectively canceling out tax refunds for American households, leading to negative financial outcomes.

Stanford economist Mordecai Kurz argues that tech oligarchs are eroding democracy through monopolies and predicts how this trend might conclude, advocating for a more humane form of capitalism.