Does opaque AI lead to a catastrophe? – a Game Theorist’s view | with Jeffrey Ely
Everyone is aware of AI and its newest advances (e.g. through tools such as ChatGPT and others). But: what are the consequences of further employing
Jeff Ely Microeconomic Theory, Game Theory, Behavioral Economics, Evolution
Everyone is aware of AI and its newest advances (e.g. through tools such as ChatGPT and others). But: what are the consequences of further employing
IMAGINE the following situation. After a grueling day at work, you plop down in front of your TV, ready to relax. Your TiVo has recorded
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A great write-up at Crain’s Chicago Business of the tremendoussuccess we had with Purple Pricing for the Northwestern-OhioState football game. A key quote: A great
Jeff Ely is the Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor of Economics at Northwestern University and an accomplished latte-artist. He is the director of the Program in Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences at Northwestern, a member of several editorial boards and co-author of the blog Cheap Talk.
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