Welcome!

I am a Professor for Game-Theoretic and Causal AI in Business and Economics at the Goethe University Frankfurt. My research focuses on human-AI interaction and applied machine learning.

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"

Arthur C.Clarke

Current research projects

Large blue letters 'AI' stand prominently on a surface covered with a pattern of hexagonal shapes. Dark swirling lines intersect around the letters, creating a sense of motion and complexity. The background has a metallic sheen with a futuristic, digital style.
Large blue letters 'AI' stand prominently on a surface covered with a pattern of hexagonal shapes. Dark swirling lines intersect around the letters, creating a sense of motion and complexity. The background has a metallic sheen with a futuristic, digital style.
Human-AI interaction

How do humans interact with AI systems and what are the consequences for society?

A small, white humanoid robot with blue accents, including eyes, mouth, and a circular badge with the letters 'AI' on its chest, is positioned in front of a blue laptop on a metallic surface. The robot has a simple, smooth design with two cylindrical arms and a small antenna on top.
A small, white humanoid robot with blue accents, including eyes, mouth, and a circular badge with the letters 'AI' on its chest, is positioned in front of a blue laptop on a metallic surface. The robot has a simple, smooth design with two cylindrical arms and a small antenna on top.
Causal machine learning

How can we employ causal machine learning methods in business contexts?

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A 3D rendering of a microchip with the letters 'AI' prominently displayed on its surface, set on a dark, circular platform.
Explainable AI

What are the consequences of making modern AI systems human interpretable?

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A close up of a blue eyeball in the dark
Humans & socio-technical systems
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How do humans process information and why do they behave the way they do?

Dr. Kevin Bauer
Professor for Game-Theoretic and Causal AI in Business and Economics
Faculty of Economics and Business
Goethe University Frankfurt

Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 4, D-60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Email: bauer@wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de