August 2019. Solving Games with Complex Strategy Spaces (with Hau Chan). At the 28th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) 2019. [Tutorial Webpage][Slides of My Part]
May 2019. Solving Games with Complex Strategy Spaces (with Hau Chan and Albert X. Jiang). At the International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS) 2019. [Tutorial Webpage][Slides of My Part]
September 2018. Game Theory. At DHS Center of Excellence and Center for Accelerating Operational Efficiency.
July 2018. AI for Social Good: A multiagent systems perspective (with Milind Tambe, Bryan Wilder, and Eugene Vorobeychik). At International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS) 2018.
Spring 2019. Research and Innovation in Computer Science (15-300). Talk on “What is it like to do research in AI?”.
Spring 2019. Pennsylvania State University, Artificial Intelligence for Humanity. Guest lecture on “Game Theory and Learning-Based Approaches for Societal Challenges”.
Fall 2018. AI for Public Policy (90-769). Guest lecture on “Integrating Learning with Game Theory for Societal Challenges”.
Fall 2018. AI, Society and Humanity (94878). Guest lecture on “Practice to Theory to Practice: AI for Social Good”.
Spring 2018. Societal Computing Practicum (08998). Guest lecture on “The Evolution of PAWS”.
Fall 2017. Special Topics in HCI — Computing for Good (05499-E). Advising a project titled “Identifying mining sites in conservation areas from satellite imagery and analyzing their dynamics”. Project team members: Wen Li, Abigail McManus.
Fall 2017. Systems Synthesis I (90-739). Serve on advisory board for a project titled “Mapping Illegal Wildlife Trafficking”. Project advisor: Prof. Jon Caulkins. Project team members: James Duguid, Anhvinh Doanvo, Gursmeep Hundal, Vicky Mei, Benjamin Simmons, Theresa Froehlich.
April 2017. Harvard University, Advanced Topics in AI (CS280r). Guest lecture on“Security Games: Theory and Applications”.
March 2016 – April 2016. University of Southern California, Security and Game Theory (ISE 599). Guest lectures on “Security Games and Applications”.
April 2015. University of Southern California, Foundations of Artificial Intelligence (CSCI 561). Guest lecture on “Win a Game to Build a Safer World: Towards a Science of Security Games”.
