Harvard

Utlization of Large Language Models (LLMs) for algorithmic collusion pricing in oligopoly settings and auction environments leads higher prices and lower welfare for consumers, revealing that LLM-based pricing agents autonomously collude with each other, underscoring the necessity for antitrust regulation concerning algorithmic pricing models, according to new study by scientists at Harvard

Apr 6, 2024
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First black female president of Harvard, Claudine Gay, accused of plagiarism on her dissertation “Taking Charge: Black Electoral Success and the Redefination of American Policies”, copy pastes entire paragraphs from other authors without crediting, breaking the university’s own rules on verbatim plagiarism, according to Christopher Brunet and Christopher Rufo, calling for a full investigation into the university president

Dec 12, 2023
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