Data Skeptic

Artificial Intelligence and Auction Design

Jul 11, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
How Did You Become Interested in the Intersection Between Economics and Computer Science?
01:36 • 2min
3
Is Game Theory a Necessity in Computer Science?
03:08 • 2min
4
How to Compute Strategies for Incomplete Information Games?
05:33 • 2min
5
The Importance of Game Theory in Auctions
07:19 • 2min
6
What's the Format of an Auction?
09:37 • 3min
7
How Do You Know if You're Going to Play the Second Price Auction?
12:10 • 2min
8
Clear M L - The Best Collaboration M L Tool
14:01 • 3min
9
Is There Something You Can Do to Test if Bidders Are Behaving Rationally?
16:57 • 3min
10
Is There a Lever in the Auction?
19:30 • 2min
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Is It a Second Price Auction or a First Price Auction?
21:44 • 2min
12
Is It Just a Trembling Hand, Temporary Situation?
23:55 • 3min
13
Is the Second Price Auction a Great Way to Collude?
26:53 • 2min
14
Reinforcement Learning
29:19 • 2min
15
General Search Auctions - Is There an Equilibria?
31:41 • 2min
16
How Much Should I Have Bid?
33:18 • 2min
17
What Is the Minimum Bed to Win Feedback?
35:32 • 3min
18
Is There a Intuition for the Source of the Collusion?
38:33 • 2min
19
Is It an Area for Future Expansion of Algerdums?
40:18 • 3min