Teddy Wright

Teddy Wright

Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence major, Economics minor at the University of Utah. I do research on how AI is affecting the world across work and personal life and how this informs what changes we need to make for AI to be positive force in the world.

About

I've spent over a thousand hours using AI, which has taught me both its quirks and the capabilities that are truly transformative to the human experience. I'm especially curious about how increasing AI diffusion and improved AI capability will dramatically change our day-to-day lives in the next decade — specifically how we make decisions, how we experience relationships with significant others, family, and friends, what work looks like, what we do for leisure, fun, and entertainment, and ultimately how we create and feel meaning.

We need much better measurement of what AI will change, especially how prompting and context change AI output. Current AI capabilities will already be very disruptive to the world once given time to be integrated. This all is assuming society does not collapse or change dramatically and unpredictably from misaligned AI or power consolidation.

On the side, I build interactive dashboards, clean messy datasets, and run data analysis.

Coming soon.