Korok Ray is an economist at Texas A&M University Mays School of Business with expertise in labor economics and the future of work.

His research focuses on how computer science and machine learning can shape electronic labor markets in a networked society.

Korok's work delves into the shift towards task-based work distribution facilitated by the Internet and the challenges of coordinating talent allocation in this new landscape.

He specializes in performance measurement, studying incentives, risk, rewards, and compensation across various professions to optimize human performance outcomes.

With a background in mathematics and a Ph.D. in economics, Korok leverages economic theory, data science, and artificial intelligence in his research.

Apart from Texas A&M University, Korok has taught at the University of Chicago, Georgetown University, and previously served on the Council of Economic Advisers during a notable financial crisis.

He has held positions such as Associate Professor at Texas A&M, Director at Mays Innovation Research Center, Assistant Professor at George Washington University, and Senior Economist at the Council of Economic Advisers.