Khahlil A. Louisy
Executive Director of The Public Innovation Institute.
Applied economist working on technology, public policy, and urban systems.
Currently: MIT Economics.
Working on: AI and catastrophic risk, biosecurity, and AI governance in municipal government.
Klouisy [at] MIT [dot] edu
My work at Harvard University
- A Framework for Using AI-Enabled Infrastructure Monitoring as a Public Health Intervention
- When Residents and Algorithms See Different Problems
- From Reactive to Preventive: How AI Transforms Public Works
- Rethinking Climate, Health, and Impact Metrics at UNGA 80 and Climate Week NYC
- Build With, Not For: Making Public Health Tech That Actually Works
- Power to the People: Transforming Civic Participation for Public Health
- Improving Public Health Decision-Making Through Alternative Data Sources, Part Two
- Leveraging Multiple Funding Sources for Local Public Health Priorities
- Child Brain Development, Household Poverty, and Economic Mobility
- Why a Hyperlocal Approach to Environmental Solutions is Important for Equity
- A Framework for Citizen-Driven Data Sharing in Urban Policy-Making
- Using Data and Digital Tools for Public Health
- The Cyber Security Issues of Connected Devices in Data-Driven Cities
- A Framework for Reducing Place-Based Inequity
- Public Health, Technology, and Human Rights: Lessons Learned from Digital Contact Tracing