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Turing’s Invisible Hand focuses on the field of Algorithmic Game Theory and Economics, broadly defined. It also covers related scientific topics such as theory of computer science and artificial intelligence, and publishes related tidbits about the world in general.

The blog’s regular contributors include:

  • Felix Brandt
  • Michal Feldman
  • Jason Hartline
  • Bobby Kleinberg
  • Kevin Leyton-Brown
  • Noam Nisan
  • Vijay Vazirani

Emeritus bloggers:

  • Elias Koutsoupias
  • Ariel Procaccia
  • Tim Roughgarden

The blog’s name was suggested by Felix Fischer.

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  1. on May 16, 2012 at 10:27 pm Quora

    What are the best blogs about game theory?…

    Turing’s invisible hand. https://agtb.wordpress.com/ This blog discusses various aspects of the research in algorithmic game theory, economics. For more info – https://agtb.wordpress.com/about/…



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