University of Maryland professor Thomas Schelling, one of the recent winners of the Nobel Prize for economics, discusses the field of game theory.

Evolutionary game theory can help researchers and oncologists more effectively predict how cancers will respond to different treatments and potentially control the evolutionary trajectory of cancer.

Macroeconomists often employ game theory as well, for example, to explain how the government and the private sector interact in monetary policy decisions. But what, exactly, is game theory?

Learn how to apply game theory principles to your advantage in everyday situations and decision-making.

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Zico Kolter, a Carnegie Mellon professor and board member at OpenAI, tells WIRED about the dangers of AI agents interacting with one another—and why models need to be more resistant to attacks.