Tentative TEIS 2024 Program
The presentation schedule is in Pacific Standard Time (PST).
Friday May 10 |
12-1:30pm | Registration and welcome remark | |
1:30-2:30pm | Juan Feng (Tsinghua University) -- Does AI Make People More Open or Reinforce Bias?---AI recommendation and Confirmation Bias | Discussant: Yingda Zhai (National University of Singapore) |
2:30-3:30pm | Lizhen Xu (Georgia Tech) -- Black-hat or White-hat: Gaming of Recommendation Algorithms under Consumer Awareness and Strategic Reactions | Discussant: Shai Vardi (Purdue University) |
3:30-4pm | Coffee break | |
4-5pm | Andrei Hagiu (Boston University) -- The Emergence of a Platform Trap | Discussant: Yifan Dou (Fudan University) |
6-9pm | Dinner at Anthony's 2201 Alaskan Wy, Seattle, WA 98121 |
Saturday May 11 |
7:30-8:30am | Breakfast buffet | |
8:30-9:30am | Amanda Wang (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) -- Platform Badging and Producer Quality Validation | Discussant: Amit Mehra (UT Dallas) |
9:30-10:30am | Jianqing Chen (UT Dallas) -- Economics of Password Sharing | Discussant: Min Chen (George Mason University) |
10:30-11am | Coffee break | |
11am-12pm | Shiva Shekhar (Tilburg University) -- The Bright Side of the GDPR: Welfare-Improving Privacy Management | Discussant: Antino Kim (Indiana University) |
12-1:30pm | Lunch buffet | |
1:30-2:30pm | Ram Chellappa (Emory University) -- Personalization and Privacy: Permission based Information Acquisition in Mobile Apps | Discussant: Ian Ho (Tulane University) |
2:30-3:30pm | Jan Kraemer (University of Passau) -- Interoperability in Digital Markets: Boon or Bane for Market Contestability? | Discussant: James Zhang (UT Dallas) |
3:30-4pm | Coffee break | |
4-5pm | Zhe Zhang (UC San Diego) -- Strategic Contestants, Over-Fitting, and the Role of Data Splits in Data Science Contests | Discussant: Hanna Halaburda (New York University) |
5-5:30pm | Short papers Kitty Wang (University of Houston) -- If Platforms Are Exploiting Producers, Is Platform Competition the Solution? Seth Benzell (Chapman University) -- Blitzscaling, Enshittificaiton and the Time Endurance of Network Effects Wei Chen (University of Connecticut) -- The Economics of AI Foundation Models: Transparency, Competition, and Governance |
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5:30-6:15pm | What next for TEIS? |