Caroline Falkman Olsson

Caroline Falkman Olsson

Caroline Falkman Olsson is a special projects associate at Epoch AI, with a background in economics and statistics. She has previously worked as a predoctoral researcher at LSE’s International Inequalities Institute (III) and as a data analyst at the Institute for International Economic Studies (IIES) at Stockholm University.

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By Caroline Falkman Olsson

AI at work: how AI is changing everyday job tasks
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Aug. 6, 2026
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AI at work: how AI is changing everyday job tasks

One in five US workers say AI now does work they once handed to a coworker or contractor, per a new Epoch AI/Ipsos survey of 1,106 employed adults.

By Caroline Falkman Olsson, Yafah Edelman, and Amreeta Das

Claude skews high-income; Meta AI skews low-income
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Apr. 22, 2026
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Claude skews high-income; Meta AI skews low-income

Household income of weekly AI users ranges from 80% earning $100K+ for Claude to 37% for Meta AI in the Epoch AI/Ipsos survey.

By Caroline Falkman Olsson and Jaeho Lee

Claude use rose by over 40% amid increased attention in March
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Apr. 15, 2026
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Claude use rose by over 40% amid increased attention in March

Claude was the only AI tool to show significant usage growth across three Epoch AI/Ipsos survey waves in March-April 2026.

By Yafah Edelman, Caroline Falkman Olsson, and Jaeho Lee

AI is a common workplace tool: half of employed AI users now use it for work
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Apr. 9, 2026
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AI is a common workplace tool: half of employed AI users now use it for work

We surveyed over 2,000 Americans on how they use AI at work: who uses it, how much, which services, and whether it's replacing or creating tasks.

By Caroline Falkman Olsson and Yafah Edelman

FrontierMath competition: Setting benchmarks for AI evaluation
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Updated Mar. 18, 2025
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FrontierMath competition: Setting benchmarks for AI evaluation

We are hosting a competition to establish rigorous human performance baselines for FrontierMath. With a prize pool of $10,000, your participation will contribute directly to measuring AI progress in solving challenging mathematical problems.

By Tamay Besiroglu, Elliot Glazer, and Caroline Falkman Olsson

FrontierMath: Evaluating advanced mathematical reasoning in AI
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Nov. 8, 2024
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FrontierMath: Evaluating advanced mathematical reasoning in AI

FrontierMath: a new benchmark of expert-level math problems designed to measure AI's mathematical abilities. See how leading AI models perform against the collective mathematics community.

By Tamay Besiroglu, Elliot Glazer, and Caroline Falkman Olsson