Friederike Wall describing how the representation of managerial search behavior matters, hill-climbing vs satisficing #igssworkshop #igss2021

Variational Methods and Applications to Economics : Annamaria Barbagallo Agent-based models and social interactions : Stephan Leitner , Paolo Pellizzari , Friederike Wall amases.org/annual-confere…

Parallel session "Agent-based models and social interactions" at the AMASES 2021 #online meeting, organized with Stephan Leitner and Friederike Wall (AAU Klagenfurt). See the CFP at drive.google.com/file/d/1iGUSEr… Deadline for 2000 words abstract: 31 August #ABM #RT ExSIDE @EPOC49441760

Controlling in wachsenden Unternehmen -- Martin Hiebl und Peter Bluhm haben im begleitenden Podcast zur aktuellen Zeitschrift CONTROLLING ab Minute 27:20 über unseren (gem. mit Friederike Wall) Beitrag gesprochen Herzlichen Dank! atvisio.de/blog/zeitschri…

The #Italy Association for Mathematics applied to Economics ad Social Sciences will be held online from Sept 13 to 17. See website for schedule and program of many parallel sessions Ca' Foscari Economia Stephan Leitner Friederike Wall Roberto Natalini

Don’t forget to tune into tomorrow’s sessions on 👉🏼 Agent-based models and social interactions and 👉🏼 Interactions and complexity in social dynamics Sessions start at 9.15 and attendance is free Check the program here: amases.org/wp-content/upl…

Second Zero-intelligence (ZI) and Minimal-intelligence (MI) Conference: (free) registration available at som.yale.edu/event/2021/10/… See the program at ziconference.net #ABM #Finance Ca' Foscari Economia Associazione A.M.A.S.E.S. Stephan Leitner

Annual Conference 2022 AMASES in #Palermo Friederike Wall Stephan Leitner Ca' Foscari Economia 22-24 September 2022 @EPOC49441760

Special session at AMASES Annual Meeting in #Palermo "Agent-based models and social interactions" by Leitner, S.; Pellizzari, P.; Wall, F. drive.google.com/file/d/14P__6m… #ABM #ComputationalEconomics Paolo Pellizzari Stephan Leitner Friederike Wall

In a joint research project, Friederike Wall SHÂDØW and Paolo Pellizzari Ca' Foscari Economia will work on a unifying model of decisions made by boundedly rational economic actors with (limited) information in #mangement and #economics aau.at/blog/realistis…

Hey #EconTwitter 👋 if you are working with #agentbasedmodels in #management #organization #economics please consider submitting an abstract or full paper to the Special Track that I am coorganizing alongside Stephan Leitner and Friederike Wall at #SSC2023 Deadline 28 April 👇

🚨Our #special_issue on #socialidentity& #ABM in JASSS jasss.org/26/2/contents.… ✅OrganizationalControl by Friederike Wall ✅#Axelrod model by Alejandro Dinkelberg et al. ✅our #review on #social_identity in #ABM 🙏all contributors & other editors Until next block & editorial

Special session on "Agent-based models and social interactions" at the AMASES Annual Meeting #ABM September 20-22, 2023 Milano, Italy Ca' Foscari Economia @EPOC49441760 Associazione A.M.A.S.E.S. Submit within June 11th (but preferably before May 14th) Friederike Wall Stephan Leitner Luca Gerotto

ABMSI Agent-based Models and Social Interactions at #AMASES chaired be Friederike Wall. Now Reinhard Neck presenting “An evolutionary approach to obtain a Nash equilibrium in a coalition game” #ABM #optimization. Advanced numerical solutions in a core-periphery stylized EU.

We're excited to share our new article on the impacts of generative AI on socioeconomic inequalities on work, education, health, and information, including the limits of current regulatory approaches and specific policy recommendations. Preprint: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… 🧵below

🔥Now in press at PNAS Nexus 🔥 We provide a state-of-the-art, interdisciplinary overview of generative AI’s potential impacts on (mis)information and three information-intensive domains: work, education, and healthcare. Our goal is to highlight how generative AI could worsen

Finally out! 🚀 Check out our open-access review on how generative AI can both exacerbate and ameliorate socioeconomic inequalities in information, work, education, and healthcare. We also discuss policies that could help reduce these inequalities while mitigating harmful

New paper: Patrick Reinwald, Stephan Leitner (Stephan Leitner) and Friederike Wall (Friederike Wall) explore the robustness of the hidden-action model under limited information access. degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

Many people believe that AI advances will dramatically increase inequality. In a paper with two Nobel laureates, Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson, plus 30 multidisciplinary experts, we argue that it’s more complex than a simple “rich-get-richer” story. For example, we coined