The Game Theory Behind AI: The Paradox of Why DeepSeek’s Efficiency Breakthrough Won’t Stop the Spending Race
February 4, 2025
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February 4, 2025

When DeepSeek unexpectedly outperformed existing AI models, the world took notice. It wasn’t just an incremental improvement – it was a fundamental shift. The most shocking part? DeepSeek achieved this with significantly fewer resources than anyone thought possible. For a moment, the implications seemed clear: if AI could be trained more efficiently, the insatiable demand […]

written by Dr. Sebastian Moritz
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The Bundesliga Broadcasting Rights Re-Auction: Strategic Moves in Full Display
September 27, 2024
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September 27, 2024

The re-auction of the Bundesliga broadcasting rights has brought forward a unique case in the world of auction theory. What would traditionally involve bidders withholding their maximum willingness to pay has now transformed into a scenario where both bidders—DAZN and Sky—have gained critical information about their competitor’s initial bid. This newly transparent situation introduces complex […]

written by Tobias Riehm
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Unintended Consequences: Navigating the Complexity of School Allocation in Amsterdam
September 15, 2023
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September 15, 2023

In 2015, the city of Amsterdam implemented an algorithm-based system to allocate children to secondary schools, inspired by a globally successful school admission mechanism. However, minor modifications to the algorithm have inadvertently led to unintended consequences, favouring privileged families, and creating frustration among parents.

written by Tobias Riehm & Dieter van de Scheur
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Christmas party at a game theory consultancy
December 22, 2022
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December 22, 2022

To spice up our Christmas Party this year, our colleagues organised a joke competition. This was our one and only opportunity to claim the title of ‘Funniest TWS Team Ever’.

written by Anna-Sophia Tenkleve & Lukas Mevissen
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