Here’s the program of the Market Design Conference at Chicago Booth — see how AI even got its own independent session:

Program | 3rd Chicago Booth Market Design Conference

Algorithmic Collusion

  • Algorithmic Coercion and Faster Pricing — Alexander McKay (University of Virginia)
  • Calibrated Learning in Bayesian Games and the Limits of Algorithmic Collusion — Martino Banchio (Bocconi University)

Behavioral Market Design

  • Opt In? Opt Out? — Alex Chan (Harvard Business School)

Water Markets

  • Local Economic Spillovers from Water Trade — Zane Kashner (Stanford University)
  • Water Market Design — Billy Ferguson (UC Berkeley)

AI and Market Design

  • Contracting over Context: Incentive Problems in Human–AI Collaboration — Zoë Hitzig (Anthropic Institute)
  • Designing Human-AI Collaboration: A Sufficient-Statistic Approach — Nikhil Agarwal (MIT)

Education Market Design

  • Who Chooses and Who Benefits? The Design of Public School Choice Systems — Chris Campos (Chicago Booth)

Advances in Mechanism Design

  • Identity-Compatible Auctions — Haoyuan Zeng (University of Zurich)
  • Designing Simpler Mechanisms: Transparency and As-If Dominance — Roberto Saitto (Northwestern University)