Decentralised arbitration: crowdsourcing judgements in dispute resolution
This is a DPhil studentship that is part-funded by Kleros, who develop
online blockchain-based systems for dispute resolution, in which
settlements of disputes are crowdsourced from multiple users.
This leads to interesting challenges of how to incentivise users to make
carefully-considered judgements, and how those judgements should be
aggregated.
The project support a DPhil student for 3.5 years and covers UK tuition
fees.
There are 2 rounds of applications, first deadlines is 3rd December 2024
Details at:
https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/paul.goldberg/project-kleros.html
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Prof. Paul W. Goldberg, Dept of Computer Science, Oxford
Room 255, Wolfson Building
Office phone +44 (0)1865 610756
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