Vincent Conitzer
Vincent Conitzer earned his computer science doctorate at Carnegie Mellon in 2006. He coauthored work with Tuomas Sandholm on computing an optimal strategy to commit to. The same EC 2006 paper received the 2022 IFAAMAS Influential Paper Award. His study of strategic commitment connects to research on autonomous agents and computational decision making. Conitzer directs Carnegie Mellon’s Foundations of Cooperative AI Lab. He coauthored the 2024 book Moral AI with Jana Schaich Borg and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and researches cooperation and agent behavior.
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- 503
- Citations
- 10,669
- h-index
- 53
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Timeline
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2006
Doctoral research
Vincent Conitzer earned his computer science doctorate at Carnegie Mellon in 2006. He coauthored work with Tuomas Sandholm on computing an optimal strategy to commit to.
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2022
Strategic commitment recognition
The same EC 2006 paper received the 2022 IFAAMAS Influential Paper Award. His study of strategic commitment connects to research on autonomous agents and computational decision making.
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2024 and later
Cooperation and ethics
Conitzer directs Carnegie Mellon’s Foundations of Cooperative AI Lab. He coauthored the 2024 book Moral AI with Jana Schaich Borg and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, and researches cooperation and agent behavior.
Sources and credits
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