Thibault SchrepelPublished 1 September 2025
Reading suggestions, August 2025
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in August 2025.
AntitrustArtificial IntelligenceEcon
Antitrust
- Antitrust Laws’ Supposed Preference for “Internal Growth” over AcquisitionsManne & Hurwitz, SSRN
Artificial Intelligence
- Special issue on “The Law & Technology & Economics of AI”Kuenzler, Schrepel & Stocker, NLR
- AI is Polytheistic, Not MonotheisticBalaji Srinivasan, Substack
- Unbundling AI OpennessNobel et al., SSRN
- The Two People Shaping the Future of OpenAI’s ResearchMelissa Heikkilä, MIT Technology Review
- Five Ways That AI Is Learning to Improve ItselfWill Douglas Heaven, MIT Technology Review
- Gamblers Now Bet on AI Models Like RacehorsesBen Raab, Wall Street Journal
- Natural language processing enhanced literature reviewsLiu et al., JIT
Econ
- The Intended and Unintended Consequences of Privacy RegulationDubé et al., Marketing Science
- The Economic Costs of Ambiguous LawsGiommoni et al., CESifo Working Paper
- Vertical Integration and Consumer Choice: Evidence from a Field ExperimentFarronato et al., NBER
- AI’s Overlooked $97 Billion Contribution to the EconomyCollis & Brynjolfsson, WSJ
- Generative AI in Legal Education: A Two-Year Experiment with ChatGPTThibault Schrepel, SSRN
- How Internet ScaledPodcastVint Cerf, Scaling Theory
- Crypto-asset trading on top of Ethereum Blockchain comprehensive datasetSomin et al., Nature
- On Classical Liberalism: Hayek, Freedom, and SerfdomCass Sunstein, Substack
- How Common Knowledge Shapes the WorldSteven Pinker, TED Talk
- What It’s Like to Brainstorm With a BotKyle Chayka, The New Yorker
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