My name is Melody Hsu and I’m a second-year PhD student in the computer science department at University of Colorado, Boulder, where I’m part of the Algorithmic Economics group. I work on problems in algorithmic game theory and have broader interests in algorithmic economics, computational social choice, and the ethics of using algorithms as a solution to solving societal inequities.

Publications

• (AAAI ‘25) M. Monroe, A. Thilagar, M. Hsu, and R. Frongillo, Hedging and approximate truthfulness in traditional forecasting competitions, 2024. arXiv: 2409.19477 [cs.LG].