- Courses
- Fall 2022. 17599 / 17759. Advanced Topics in Machine Learning and Game Theory
- Spring 2022 17-537 / 17-737: Artificial Intelligence Methods for Social Good
- Fall 2021. 17599 / 17759. Advanced Topics in Machine Learning and Game Theory
- Spring 2021 17-537 / 17-737: Artificial Intelligence Methods for Social Good
- Fall 2020. 17599 / 17759. Advanced Topics in Machine Learning and Game Theory
- Spring 2020. 17-537 / 17-737: Artificial Intelligence Methods for Social Good
- Fall 2019. 15-281: Artificial Intelligence: Representation and Problem Solving
- Spring 2019. 17-537 / 17-737: Artificial Intelligence Methods for Social Good
- Fall 2018. 15-381 / 15-681: Artificial Intelligence: Representation and Problem Solving
- Spring 2018. 08-537 / 08-737: Artificial Intelligence Methods for Social Good
- Tutorial Talks
- 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. Game Theory and Machine Learning for Security. At Federated AI Meeting (AAMAS+IJCAI+ICML) 2018.
- 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.
- July 2017. Game Theory for Protecting Natural Resources. At 2017 Doctoral Consortium on Computational Sustainability
- June 2017. Advances in Game Theory for Security and Privacy (with Bo An, Yevgeniy Vorobeychik). At the Eighteenth ACM Conference on Economics and Computation (ACM EC’17).
- Guest Lectures and Project Advising
- 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”.
- Reading Groups
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