ORGANIZATION
Bennett Institute for Public Policy
The Cambridge research institute Coyle co-directs, whose Programme on the Political Economy of AI and Digital Technology has produced the empirical and theoretical foundation for contemporary AI measurement reform.
The Bennett Institute for Public Policy, founded at the University of Cambridge in 2018, serves as the institutional home for Coyle's measurement reform programme. As Bennett Professor of Public Policy and co-director of the Institute, Coyle has led research programmes on the digital economy, AI governance, productivity measurement, and the economics of data. The Institute's Programme on the Political Economy of AI and Digital Technology has produced working papers, policy briefs, and institutional advisory work that bridges academic research and policy implementation — the bridge Coyle has spent her career building.
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The Institute's research programme reflects Coyle's characteristic combination of analytical rigor and institutional pragmatism. The working papers on firm-level AI adoption (with Jörden and Poquiz), time-use measurement (with Leonard Nakamura), and digital economy measurement translate theoretical frameworks into empirical instruments that statistical offices and policy ministries can adopt.
The Institute also serves as an advocacy platform for the measurement reforms Coyle