The Fifth Annual ACM SIGecom Winter Meeting

The Fifth SIGecom Winter Meeting will take place Thursday, March 6, 2025, at 11am - 5pm Eastern time.

The SIGecom Winter Meeting brings together researchers from economics and computation and adjacent communities. It takes the form of a workshop focusing on a topic of interest in economics and computation, with the goal of building community and strengthening research connections.

This year's topic is the interplay of market design and generative AI. The meeting will feature a tutorial on generative AI as well as research presentations exploring different perspectives on how economics can contribute to the development of GenAI and how GenAI can contribute to economics.

Registration

The event is free of charge, but registration is required for access to the virtual space. Register Here!

Virtual Venue

Enter the virtual venue here! See here for a guide to using Gather.

The workshop will take place on the Gather.town platform. This platform provides a 2d layout in which participants can navigate an avatar using the arrow keys. When a group of avatars are in close proximity, a video conference is started. Tables and chairs provide private video conferencing space. Talks will take place in a Zoom meeting that can be accessed by entering the seminar room and clicking 'x'. Please note that you will need to register to obtain the login credentials.

The first time that you log in, you will need to authenticate with the Gather system. We recommend logging in early to avoid delays with authentication!

Authentication instructions: once the venue opens, click the link above and log in with the email address that you used to register for the meeting. You will be emailed a six-digit code that you will use to authenticate your email address. Once you've been authenticated, you can enter the venue by following the link above.

For technical assistance, please contact sigecom-2024@virtualchair.net

Program

TBD. Confirmed Speakers:



Organizing Committee

Organizers: Renato Paes Leme and James Wright