Some people study Artificial Intelligence. I study Natural "Stupidity" (Behavioral Economics / Psychology) and Artificial Intelligence in business, and larger values like democracy:

I’m a researcher at Ethan Mollick’s Wharton AI lab

I’ve done mixed-methods user research, experimentation, product design, marketing (40,000+ LinkedIn followers) at Google, startups, Cambridge, EY, my social entrepreneurship venture, and my business for 3 years

I've also published with Taylor & Francis, dropped out of UChicago with a $20,000 scholarship, been invited to speak/spoken at institutes like IIT Bombay and AIIMS.

I have a Bachelor's in Psychology from Lady Shri Ram College, India, and a Master's in Behavioral Science from University of Pennsylvania.

My career has been experimentation-led: I've tried 100 things, failed at most. Learned, iterated, tried again. And it's been weird (so weird that I've written a standup comedy set about it — ask me about it :P)

I've taught myself most things that have led to my conventionally successful achievements (a skill I mastered after self-teaching keyboard and electric guitar for 10 years)