Written under Professor Surbhi Goel of the University of Pennsylvania, the paper examines the dual nature of transformative AI through an economic and governance lens. It was published internationally and presented at the NYC STEM Research Conference, where I was the only high-school student in the room.
Articles
Published papers and essays on economics, artificial intelligence, and public policy.
An analysis of global economic structures, monetary policy transmission, regulatory architecture, and capital market dynamics, with proposed improvements to international financial governance. I was the only high-school author published in the issue.
An argument for a measured, evidence-led approach to advanced artificial intelligence, placed in the top one percent internationally in the Pivotal essay competition run by Oxford's Global Priorities Institute.
A finalist essay examining how the diffusion of artificial intelligence reshapes labour markets, productivity, and inequality across developed and developing economies.
How overvalued startups distort market competition, misallocate resources, and seed economic risk through speculative bubbles and predatory acquisitions.
A reading of India's Union Budget 2024-25: employment initiatives, startup reforms, MSME support, and youth development.
On the Open Network for Digital Commerce, India's push for an inclusive, transparent, and interoperable e-commerce ecosystem.
How sustainable finance ties financial decisions to environmental, social, and governance considerations in the face of climate change and inequality.
How private aviation by celebrities and world leaders drives carbon emissions, measured against commercial flight, and what sustainable aviation fuel might change.
On the political upheaval in Bangladesh, from student protests over the job-quota system to the resignation and flight of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Shorter pieces, notes, and commentary appear on LinkedIn. For the full body of research, see the research index.