I am extremely excited to join @Brown_Economics this summer! Thank you for the warm welcome!.

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To learn more about our methods and findings, check out the full paper: (This thread was adapted from a ChatGPT response, March 24, 2023).

These findings contribute to ongoing discussions about diversity and inclusion in economics. By understanding the dynamics of gender and tone in presentations, we can foster more inclusive, supportive, and productive environments.

We trained a deep convolutional neural network to impute labels for gender, age, and tone-of-voice. This allowed us to measure tone at a high-frequency level during the recorded presentations. #MachineLearning.

Female economists are more likely to speak in a positive tone. However, they are also less likely to be spoken to in a positive tone, even by other women.

The main finding: Female economists experience different seminar dynamics with statistically different tone-of-voice being used both *by* female economists and *towards* female economists. #WomenInEconomics #AcademicBias.

Exciting new research on gender & tone in economics presentations is out! @haoyu906 and I have a new paper where we use a replicable, scalable, machine-learning approach to analyze dynamics in economics presentations. #EconTwitter #GenderInEconomics.

. through a chat with ChatGPT! Unlocking the potential of ML in economics, we aim to train future leaders in the field to be knowledgeable, transparent and ethical researchers. Exciting times ahead! #Economics #ML #TextAnalysis #Ethics" So much better 🤣.

After writing this, I asked ChatGPT to better my tweet: "Get ready for an insightful journey! Our "Machine Learning, Text Analysis and Economics" course at@Brown_Economics has begun with a bang exploring the ethical and practical implications of AI . .

My MLTA&Econ course teaches the opportunities and the limitations of new MLTA methods *for* economic applications. Exciting work at the intersection of Econ and ML. And we are training students to be knowledgeable, transparent, and ethical researchers in this space! @Brown_DSI.

ChatGPT is a powerful tool when used responsibly. Here is a link to the transcript of our chat about ethics with ChatGPT:

What are the ethical implications of ChatGPT at University? What does ChatGPT have to say for itself? This was our starting discussion for my class “Machine Learning, Text Analysis and Economics” @Brown_Economics.

Minnesota reception at #ASSA2023 was AMAZING! God bless Minnesota Economics! #UMN @UMNews #EconTwitter #econ @TimTkehoe

Looking forward to #ASSA2023! Especially since it's the first ASSA I've attended in person!.

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