Multiagent design through the lens of juries and decision theory, per an LSE-trained researcher
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03
KarlMuth explains that beyond AI, law and economics, he teaches Organizational Behavior and draws on it, classical decision theory, and his research on juries and collective decisions to think about agentic design. His LSE PhD focused on competing frameworks for decision-making under uncertainty, which he argues is directly relevant to multiagent research — more at Plein Air next year.
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