Talks

1. Wolczynski, N. (2024). Learning to Advise Humans In High-Stakes Settings. In McCombs School of Business, IROM Research Symposium.

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     author = {Wolczynski, Nicholas},
     title = {Learning to Advise Humans In High-Stakes Settings},
     booktitle = {McCombs School of Business, IROM Research Symposium},
     year = {2024}
   }
   

2. Wolczynski, N. (2024). Learning to Advise Humans In High-Stakes Settings. In SCECR.

   @incollection{scecr24,
     author = {Wolczynski, Nicholas},
     title = {Learning to Advise Humans In High-Stakes Settings},
     booktitle = {SCECR},
     year = {2024}
   }
   

3. Wolczynski, N. (2022). Leveraging Algorithm Discretion in AI-Advised Teams. In INFORMS Data Science Workshop.

   @incollection{datasciwork22,
     author = {Wolczynski, Nicholas},
     title = {Leveraging Algorithm Discretion in AI-Advised Teams},
     booktitle = {INFORMS Data Science Workshop},
     year = {2022}
   }
   

4. Wolczynski, N. (2022). Countering state-sponsored media propaganda through labeling: Evidence from Facebook. In INFORMS Annual Meeting.

   @incollection{informs22,
     author = {Wolczynski, Nicholas},
     title = {Countering state-sponsored media propaganda through labeling: Evidence from Facebook},
     booktitle = {INFORMS Annual Meeting},
     year = {2022}
   }
   

5. Wolczynski, N. (2021). Countering state-sponsored media propaganda through labeling: Evidence from Facebook. In Proceedings of the SCECR.

   @incollection{scecr21,
     author = {Wolczynski, Nicholas},
     title = {Countering state-sponsored media propaganda through labeling: Evidence from Facebook},
     booktitle = {Proceedings of the SCECR},
     year = {2021}
   }
   

6. Wolczynski, N. (2021). Countering state-sponsored media propaganda through labeling: Evidence from Facebook. In CODE at MIT.

   @incollection{code21,
     author = {Wolczynski, Nicholas},
     title = {Countering state-sponsored media propaganda through labeling: Evidence from Facebook},
     booktitle = {CODE at MIT},
     year = {2021}
   }