The AI revolution is transforming the complex landscape of urban life by automating essential sectors like transportation, healthcare, and commerce, moving us toward a future of "artificially intelligent cities" where technical burdens are managed by large, interconnected networks. To realize this vision, researchers are evolving traditional frameworks like Game Theory and Operations Research to account for the fundamental differences between human and machine decision-making.
Shift from closed-form objective functions to black-box ML-generated objective functions (i.e., bandit feedback)
Our understanding of how to guarantee fairness in AI must improve tremendously.
While human cooperation is limited by greed and selfishness, AIs follow their programming and can be cooperative by design.
The workshop will take place in room KMC 11-185 of NYU Stern School of Business.