News & Media

Press coverage, op-eds, and external citations of RISEI Lab research

Featured Coverage

Wall Street Journal
2026
Coverage of RISEI Lab AI exposure research

WSJ report on the NBER working paper showing AI occupational exposure scores diverge 3.6× across models. WSJ Tech · Coverage of AI exposure findings and the divergence across frontier models.

VoxEU / CEPR
2026
When the ruler made the thing it measures: multi-model evidence on AI occupational exposure

CEPR / VoxEU policy column by Yin, Vu, and Persico extending the findings of the NBER paper on LLM occupational exposure instability into a policy recommendation. VoxEU policy column by Yin, Vu & Persico (2026).

RISEI Working Paper
April 2026

Automation and Disability: How Functional Limitations Shape Vulnerability

Vu & Yin (2026). Aggregate disability vs. non-disability robot-exposure effects are indistinguishable — but sensory impairments bear 50% larger employment losses while cognitive limitations show none.

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NBER
April 2026
Working Paper No. 35110

How (un)Stable Are LLM Occupational Exposure Scores? Yin, Vu, & Persico (2026). NBER WP #35110.

Rehab. Counseling Bulletin
2026
Time Use in VR and Labor Market Outcomes for Transition-Age Youth

Yin & Guerrero (2026). Published article in Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin. DOI: 10.1177/00343552261442986

Labour Economics
2026
The Labor Market Effects of Subminimum Wage Elimination

Yin, Seo & Vu (2026). First national 15-state analysis of Section 14(c) elimination. No aggregate job loss, −12.4% welfare dependence.

Earlier Press

Dr. Yin's research has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Hill, and on Capitol Hill briefings. Additional coverage is added here as it is published.