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  1. Regret Minimization with Adaptive Opponents in Repeated Games

    Researchers are exploring new frontiers in bandit algorithms, focusing on their application and robustness in complex scenarios. One paper investigates adversarial attacks on high-dimensional offline bandits, revealing vulnerabilities in reward models used for evaluating generative AI. Other research delves into theoretical advancements, such as variance-sensitive Thompson sampling, finite-time regret analysis for retry-aware bandits, and improved algorithms for adversarial linear contextual bandits. Additionally, studies are examining bandit applications in latent-state environments, dueling bandits with delayed feedback, and even deep brain stimulation, highlighting the algorithm's versatility. AI

    IMPACT Advances in bandit algorithms enhance evaluation of generative models and open new avenues for AI applications in healthcare and recommendation systems.

  2. Lee Ying Shan: CEOs now embrace a 'new normal'! War, inflation, and AI are seen as constant, not crises. Leaders like DBS's Tan Su Shan stress "maximum flexibil

    Business leaders are increasingly viewing challenges such as war, inflation, and artificial intelligence not as temporary crises, but as permanent fixtures of the global landscape. This shift in perspective necessitates a fundamental redefinition of business strategies, with an emphasis on "maximum flexibility" to navigate evolving supply chains, cyber threats, and consumer behaviors. This new normal requires a proactive and adaptive approach to long-term planning. AI

    Lee Ying Shan: CEOs now embrace a 'new normal'! War, inflation, and AI are seen as constant, not crises. Leaders like DBS's Tan Su Shan stress "maximum flexibil