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Anton Korinek

Economist at University of Virginia

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Anton Korinek is an economist at the University of Virginia.

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Sep 2025 — Oct 2026
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Zoë HitzigResearcher
3 shared articles
Dario AmodeiExecutive
2 shared articles
Matt BotvinickResearcher
2 shared articles
Sarah HeckPolicy
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OpenAI Moves To Complete Potentially The Largest Theft In Human History
The ZviopinionnegativeNov 3, 2025

OpenAI's conversion to a Public Benefit Corporation with uncapped investor profit shares represents a massive value transfer (potentially hundreds of billions) from its nonprofit foundation, constituting potentially the largest theft in human history.

“UVA economist whose economic models estimated AGI value and OpenAI's potential share”

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Governing AI Agents: Alan Chan of GovAI on Monitoring, Agent IDs, Rogue Agents & Preparing for RSI
The Cognitive RevolutioncautiousOct 14, 2026

“Anton Korinek was one of the 22 co-authors on Alan Chan's paper about recursive self-improvement risks.”

Steam, electricity, and computers each gave societies decades to adapt. AI may give us only a few years
ReuterscautiousJul 13, 2026

“Told Reuters that steam, electricity, and computers each gave societies decades to adapt while AI may give only a few years.”

Where is AI in GDP statistics?
PIIEcautiousJun 1, 2026

“Co-authored policy brief on measuring AI GDP and the economics of the AI economy.”

When Does Automating AI Research Produce Explosive Growth? Feedback Loops in Innovation Networks
NBERcautiousMay 11, 2026

“Co-authored NBER paper on feedback loops in innovation networks and AI-driven growth.”

Introducing the Anthropic Institute
AnthropiccautiousMar 18, 2026

“Joining Anthropic's Economic Research team to study how transformative AI could reshape economic activity.”