Forschungsseminar


Seminar Series

Wednesday Faculty Research Seminar



Organizers
Mathilde Dräger, Omar Martin Fieles-Ahmad

Time and Room
Time: Wednesdays, 1 pm s.t. - 2 pm
(exceptions will be noted below)
Location: Campus, building 22, room A-225 (Fakultätszentrum)

Further information
Mathilde Dräger (mathilde.draeger@ovgu.de)
Tel.:+49 (0)391/ 67 58796
Omar Martin Fieles-Ahmad (omar.fieles-ahmad@ovgu.de)
Tel.: +49 (0)391 / 67-58954




Date Speaker/Author Title
We. 17/04/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Willem Schuchardt Behavioral Consequences of Societal Conflict Directed Civil Disobedience: A Lab-in-the-Field Experiment
We. 24/04/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Robert Faßhauer Nachhaltigkeit in KMU: eine Fallstudie entlang der lebensmittelproduzierenden Wertschöpfungskette
We. 15/05/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Leonie Koch (LMU Munich)
Inviting person:
Prof. Andreas Knabe
We. 22/05/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Dmitri Bershadskyy ChatGPT’s financial discrimination between rich and poor – misaligned with human behavior and expectations

ChatGPT disrupted the application of machine-learning methods and drastically reduced the usage barrier. Chatbots are now widely used in a lot of different situations. They provide advice, assist in writing source code, or assess and summarize information from various sources. However, their scope is not only limited to aiding humans; they can also be used to take on tasks like negotiating or bargaining. To understand the implications of Chatbot usage on bargaining situations, we conduct a laboratory experiment with the ultimatum game. In the ultimatum game, two human players interact: The receiver decides on accepting or rejecting a monetary offer from the proposer. To shed light on the new bargaining situation, we let ChatGPT provide an offer to a human player. In the novel design, we vary the wealth of the receivers. Our results indicate that humans have the same beliefs about other humans and chatbots. However, our results contradict these beliefs in an important point: Humans favor poor receivers as correctly anticipated by the humans, but ChatGPT favors rich receivers which the humans did not expect to happen. These results imply that ChatGPT’s answers are not aligned with those of humans and that humans do not anticipate this difference.

We. 29/05/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Jan Zental (Universität Mannheim)
Inviting person:
Andreas Knabe
We. 12/06/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Mathilde Dräger Voluntary Participation and Cooperation in the Long Run
We. 19/06/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Eduard Buzila
We. 03/07/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Juliane Hennecke
We. 10/07/24
1:00 pm
Fakultätszentrum
Georg Polte Incentivising for Sustainability

⭐Best Paper Award Winners

Winter 2023/2024

Jun.-Prof. Ph. D. Huyen Nguyen, M. Sc. Kim Siegling, M. Sc. Christopher Woddow



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