I built GAMES because most AI economy forecasts are either too aggregate or too US-centred. The same AI productivity shock will not land the same way everywhere. Countries have different labour markets, tax systems, debt burdens, inflation constraints, institutions and policy capacity. GAMES turns that into a simulator. You can test AI adoption and policy assumptions across 190+ countries and compare possible effects on employment, GDP growth, inflation, public debt and fiscal pressure over a 15-year horizon. What makes it different: - country-level coverage rather than one global forecast - transparent assumptions instead of a black-box headline number - linked methodology and source notes - scenario comparison across macro, labour-market and fiscal outcomes - built for researchers, journalists, founders, policy people and anyone trying to reason about the AI transition The first public article explains the project: https://econpredict.com/research... The live simulator is here: https://econpredict.com For YC Application Day: this is not a landing page or a waitlist. It is already live, usable, and built around a large cross-country dataset. The ambition is to make AI macroeconomic forecasting more transparent, comparable and inspectable.

GAMES by EconPredict

Country-level scenarios for the AI economy

Country-level scenarios for the AI economy