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It’s my pleasure and privilege to be a University Professor at Claremont Graduate University. CGU is one of the world’s only graduate-only universities. My teaching includes economics courses ("Microeconomic Analysis," “Cost-Benefit Analysis," and “Growth and Development Policy"), a core course in public policy (“Policy Design and Implementation”), and several of CGU’s signature “transdisciplinary courses” that are open to students across the university ("GenAI for Graduate Success," "AI and Humanity," “Collaboration across the Public-Private Divide,” “Working Across Cultures,” and “Corruption”). Not every course in every year, thank goodness.
Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, I have been experimenting with Generative AI in teaching, research, problem-solving, and collaborative work. My partners have included government agencies in Bhutan, Indonesia, Mexico, and Peru; evaluation offices in government and the private sector; and training institutes, colleges, and universities in several countries. Three recent books demonstrate the transformative potential: Using ChatGPT in Graduate Education; Co-Intelligence Applied (co-created with OpenAI's Deep Research); and Graduate School Meets Generative AI (co-authored with Chat GPT). Find them all under "Books."
In my work with leaders in government, business, and civil society, a favorite vehicle is what I call “convenings.” These workshops provide leaders with carefully curated data, models, and examples of success. The results include new, practical solutions that neither they nor I could have devised in advance.
This lecture illustrates the approach, especially from about minute 24: “Who’s Corrupt?”
This article shows how convening can be used by an international organization: “Engaging Corruption: New Ideas for the International Monetary Fund.”
FOR SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS: Please contact Raleigh Addington at Chartwell Speakers raleigh@chartwellspeakers.com
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