Gabriel Bayle
@gabrielbayle.bsky.social
Postdoc in Behavioral and Experimental Economics - Mechanisms and Preferences in Social Dilemmas - Replication and Experimental Methodology.
PostDoc at GATE lab in Lyon, FR and ex-PhD student at CEEM Montpellier, FR.
PostDoc at GATE lab in Lyon, FR and ex-PhD student at CEEM Montpellier, FR.
As always, a great time at #ASFEE! I was happy to discuss my work on distributional preferences, as well as our current project with M.C. Villeval and I. Vallanzasca.
It wouldn't be ASFEE without the French and Italian songs, the great people and research!
See you in Lille!
It wouldn't be ASFEE without the French and Italian songs, the great people and research!
See you in Lille!
June 19, 2025 at 7:18 PM
As always, a great time at #ASFEE! I was happy to discuss my work on distributional preferences, as well as our current project with M.C. Villeval and I. Vallanzasca.
It wouldn't be ASFEE without the French and Italian songs, the great people and research!
See you in Lille!
It wouldn't be ASFEE without the French and Italian songs, the great people and research!
See you in Lille!
For fun, I asked ChatGPT what it thinks about the Nature pub
It also lists 6 major concerns: oversimplification of reviews, quality (says"30-40 minute reviews is troubling"), ethical/security risks, loss of intellectual responsibility, risk of homogenization, and lack of domain-specific expertise.
It also lists 6 major concerns: oversimplification of reviews, quality (says"30-40 minute reviews is troubling"), ethical/security risks, loss of intellectual responsibility, risk of homogenization, and lack of domain-specific expertise.
March 6, 2025 at 8:57 AM
For fun, I asked ChatGPT what it thinks about the Nature pub
It also lists 6 major concerns: oversimplification of reviews, quality (says"30-40 minute reviews is troubling"), ethical/security risks, loss of intellectual responsibility, risk of homogenization, and lack of domain-specific expertise.
It also lists 6 major concerns: oversimplification of reviews, quality (says"30-40 minute reviews is troubling"), ethical/security risks, loss of intellectual responsibility, risk of homogenization, and lack of domain-specific expertise.
I'm so happy to say that I recently defended my PhD on "Distributional preferences and approval mechanisms in social dilemmas," supervised by Pr. Marc Willinger at @CEEMMontpellier (in fact one month ago)
December 20, 2024 at 1:33 PM
I'm so happy to say that I recently defended my PhD on "Distributional preferences and approval mechanisms in social dilemmas," supervised by Pr. Marc Willinger at @CEEMMontpellier (in fact one month ago)