Join us on March 8 & 9 in Cambridge for a summit on AI and negotiation, featuring cutting-edge research and innovations in the field.
The Program on Negotiation (PON) is very pleased to invite you to a special summit on innovations in AI negotiation. The summit will explore new work on AI in a variety of roles in negotiation:
The summit will feature presentations and panels led by:
- Jared Curhan (MIT)
- Jonathan Gratch (USC)
- Robert Axelrod (Michigan)
- Jeanne Brett (NU)
- Ray Friedman (Vanderbilt)
- Michael Morris (Columbia)
- Larry Susskind (MIT)
To register, please click this link.
What: Gather with colleagues from around the globe to learn about the latest developments and innovations in AI negotiation.
When: Saturday, March 8th from 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM, Sunday March 9th 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Where: Samberg Conference Center – MIT, 50 Memorial Dr, Cambridge, MA 02142
How Much: The summit registration fee is $99, which includes both Saturday and Sunday sessions.
Click here to register now, as space is limited and registration will close when full.
Opportunity for students: Do you know any students who would like to experience the excitement of prompting their own negotiation “bot” and having a chance to win a complimentary registration at the AI Negotiation Summit? Please feel free to share this link to the MIT AI Negotiation Competition!
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