About Me
I am cofounder and chief scientific officer at Protege. I am also a Assistant Professor at the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. I focus on evaluations of AI using quasi-experimental and causal inference methods. My broader research lies at the intersection of healthcare innovation, economic policy, and data-driven evaluation, with a particular emphasis on aging populations and the effects of policy and technology on medical spending and health.
At the O’Neill School I teach SPEA-V -370 Research Methods and Statistical Modelling. I regularly teach health economics, and microeconomic theory. my IU email is eziedan@iu.edu
Protege
Protege aims to be the data layer for AI training, partnering with over 200+ data providers to enable secure and compliant access to diverse datasets critical for AI development.
Our DataLab is hiring researchers.
and an essay my co founder Bobby wrote on why the world needs a DataLab is here
To date, we've raised >$60M in funding and continue to expand our partner network.
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Read more about Protege's vision here.
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Academics interested in using this data can explore our platform here.
Protege email is engy@withprotege.ai