Dr. Sun provides insights into the impact of various market conditions and risks on market making. He also discusses how those insights can inform effective market-making strategies and policies.

Prof. Halaburda discusses how utility tokens can help new platforms enter the market, how governance tokens can help platforms increase social welfare, and the limitations of these technologies in improving platform strategy and competition.

Prof. Shmueli talks about barriers to academic data science research in the new realm of algorithmic nudging by digital platforms, and their editorial efforts at the INFORMS Journal on Data Science toward promoting generalizable knowledge.

Prof. Gordon talks about some recent challenges for measuring the effectiveness of digital ad campaigns and covers some possible solutions going forward.

Prof. Hosanagar talks about the experiments he conducted to assess the impact of interpretability and outcome feedback on users' task performance and trust in AI.

Prof. Horton talks about how OpenAI’s ChatGPT3 can be used as a computational model of humans that can be given endowments, information, and preferences in order to explore human behavior via simulation.

Dr. Lee discusses how Natural Language Processing combined with big data brings a new working paradigm to the fintech industry.

Prof. He discusses recent progress in the fintech industry that has become an increasingly important part of developments in the Chinese fixed income market.