Julian Jacobs
Julian Jacobs is a Google Public Policy Fellow with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. Outside of his work for ITIF, Julian is a PhD student specializing in comparative political economy. His research areas of focus include artificial intelligence, the political implications of technological shocks, inequality, debt, and polarization. He is a recipient of the Fulbright Scholarship, and he received his MSc from The London School of Economics and a BA from Brown University. Outside of academia, he has worked at the Office of Barack Obama, The Brookings Institution, Google DeepMind, the Center for AI Safety, OMFIF, and University College London.
Research Areas
Recent Publications
Growing Evidence Shows Importance of AI for Health Care
As demographic change and aging populations in many Western countries entail higher relative health-care burdens, AI’s support in diagnosis, drug development, and health-care operations may serve as a much-needed remedy.
