The AI Persuation Project
Collaborators: London School of Economics (lead) and 40 others
Funders: Cambridge Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS) Grants (2023 - 24)
Measuring message frames of climate spending and religiosity in India using Large Language Models
Collaborators: Faculty of Economics, Cambridge
Funders: Keynes Fund for Applied Economics (2024 - 25)
Cambridge climaTRACES initiative
Collaborators: Cambridge Judge Business School
Funders: CRASSH (2024 - 25)
Responsible & Trustworthy AI: Economic landscape analysis of the UK
Collaborators: Bennett Institute of Public Policy, King's College London and the Productivity Institute
Funders: UKRI EPSRC - Responsible AI UK Grant
Ethically rooted AI for public value
Collaborators: Dept.of Engineering, Land economy and Leverhulme Centre for Future of Intelligence
Funders: ai@cam, University of Cambridge
Designing climate action AI using human-in-the-loop design interventions
Collaborators: Bard College Berlin, Indian Statistical Institute, Copenhagen Business School and Caltech
Funders: Cambridge Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS) Grants (2023 - 24)
Perception of personal carbon emissions inequality in high and lower-middle income countries
Collaborators: Copenhagen Business School
Funder: QCF (2022-23) and Keynes Fund for Applied Economics (JHVH)
Placing people at the center of climate action: Driving collective action
Collaborators: Cambridge Zero, Harvard University, Caltech and NYU
Active workstream: Trust in Science and Science-related Populism (Harvard) and
Climate Advocacy Challenge (NYU)
Funders: QCF (2022-23) and Keynes Fund for Applied Economics (JHVH)
Desirable and responsible AI for climate action: A scoping project
Collaborators: Cambridge CST, TU Berlin, MCC-Berlin and Boston University
Funders: Google Cloud (2022) and QCF (2022-23)
Measuring heatwave impacts on Sustainable Development Goals in India
Collaborators: Yale School of Environment and University of Michigan
Funder: QCF (2022-23)
Impact: Blanket press coverage in 200+ news agencies, including major Indian and international agencies like Bloomberg,
Associated Press, and Reuters, the BBC,
and influential magazines such as Wired and TIME Magazine. Invited to present at an G20 Summit event in India.
Solar geoengineering public perception, conspiracy spillovers and ethical dimensions
Collaborators: Cambridge Centre for Climate Repair, MCC-Berlin and Caltech
Funder: Centre for Climate Repair (2021-22), Google Cloud (2022), Keynes Fund (JHVH) and QCF (2022-23)
Impact: Press coverage in TIME Magazine,
Cambridge Independent
Climate accountability and misinformation in the fossil fuel industry
Collaborators: Cambridge Judge Business School and Caltech
Funder: CJBS Small Grants (2021), Keynes Fund (JHVH), and QCF (2022-23)
Computing for distributive energy justice in slum rehabilitation housing
Collaborators: CJBS and Bennett Institute for Public Policy
Funder: Keynes Fund (JHVH)
Nuclear energy perception in the UK amidst the war in Ukraine
Collaborators: Energy Policy Research Group, CJBS
Funder: Energy@Cam and Isaac Newton Trust (2022-23)
