We present an algorithmic procedure to further reduce (Poincar e) Normal Forms; we give both general results and methods, and a concrete application.

On October 20, 2022, Dr. Ryan Prox, S/Constable-in-Charge of the Crime Analytics Advisory & Developmental Unit at Vancouver Police Department and Adjunct Professor Simon Fraser University, presented on Algorithmic Technology: Fueling AI in an Ethical Transparent Way Digital Roundtable event hosted by Canadian Association for Security Intelligence Studies (CASIS)-Vancouver. The key points di...

Algorithmic collusion is an emerging concept. Whether algorithmic collusion is a creditable threat remains as an argument. In this paper, we propose an algorithm which can extort its human rival to collude in a Cournot duopoly competing market. In experiments, we show that, the algorithm can successfully extort its human rival and gets higher profit in long-run, meanwhile the human rival will f...