IP Paris Seminar
Incentives and Computation
A research seminar at the interface of economics and computer science.
About the seminar
The seminar brings together researchers studying the interplay of incentives and computation to explore how strategic behavior shapes systems that are computed, learned, and run at scale. Talks span mechanism and market design, computational economics and finance, algorithmic game theory, distributed algorithms and cryptoeconomics, as well as related questions in agentic AI and alignment.
Sessions are open to faculty, postdocs, and PhD students across Institut Polytechnique de Paris, as well as to colleagues from other institutions. Everyone is welcome; no registration is required.
Schedule
| Date | Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 October 2026 | Jason Hartline | Northwestern University | Scoring rules and foundations of AI |
| 16 November 2026 | TBA | TBA | TBA |
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Organizers
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Julien Prat
CREST, CNRS — Institut Polytechnique de Paris -
Vianney Perchet
CREST, ENSAE — Institut Polytechnique de Paris
Contact
To join the mailing list, propose a talk, or ask about a session, write to julien.prat@ensae.fr.
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