Omar Olivarez
Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence, the Future of Work, Power and Status, Group Dynamics, Algorithmic Bias
Projects: Language of Romance, Cialdini BIRG Replication with NFL data, Power in Politics, Body Movements Experiment
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Omar is a first year PhD student at Harvard Business School and has been a member of the CLIMB research group since 2017. His area of study falls under: Business Administration > Technology and Operations Management > Innovation. He graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a BBA in Business Honors and Management Information Systems, and a certificate in Computer Science. His first short paper, The Language of Romance, was published in 2017 in partnership with Dr. Kate Blackburn and Ryan Hardie and he has another paper in the works on a replication of Cialdini’s BIRG study on NFL data. He has also recently launched a project with Dr. Kayla Jordan from Harrisburg University of Science and Technology to study the flow of power between US political parties