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The Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences James J. Heckman joined INAU as a Board Member
The mission of INAU is to help build a world of genetic and mental equality. INAU will unite the human body and emotional intelligence with artificial intelligence.
Metaphorically speaking, we would like to create "the language of the heart," AI that allows neurodivergent children to speak without words.
From the bottom of our hearts, we are honored to have the Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences James J. Heckman as a Board Member of INAU.
As of June 2024, according to RePEc, he is the third-most influential economist in the world.
Pr. Heckman is also well known for his scholarship on the efficacy of early childhood education programs and author of the "Productivity Argument for Investing in Young Children".
His research focuses on policies that reduce inequality and support skill development across the life course. Current work includes evaluating early childhood programs and their long-term effects on health, socioemotional development, well-being, and intergenerational outcomes.
Related projects develop new methods to measure character skills and economic preferences to inform education and social policy.
Metaphorically speaking, we would like to create "the language of the heart," AI that allows neurodivergent children to speak without words.
From the bottom of our hearts, we are honored to have the Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences James J. Heckman as a Board Member of INAU.
As of June 2024, according to RePEc, he is the third-most influential economist in the world.
Pr. Heckman is also well known for his scholarship on the efficacy of early childhood education programs and author of the "Productivity Argument for Investing in Young Children".
His research focuses on policies that reduce inequality and support skill development across the life course. Current work includes evaluating early childhood programs and their long-term effects on health, socioemotional development, well-being, and intergenerational outcomes.
Related projects develop new methods to measure character skills and economic preferences to inform education and social policy.