Dr KC Wong holds a strong academic background in computer science, mathematical logic, and formal computational linguistics. He studied computer science at Oxford and mathematical logic at Manchester, earning his PhD in formal computational linguistics from Paris. During his PhD research, he collaborated with Jonathan Ginzburg to develop a theory of conversational types. This theory, when integrated into a broader theory of conversational interaction, enables predictions about what can be said, how, and by whom in a conversation. Currently, he is integrating conversational types with game theory to understand strategic decision-making in conversations. He works in the Faculty of Social Science at Chinese University of Hong Kong and has a keen interest in applying game theory to the social sciences. Through his research, he aims to explore the applications of game theory in understanding social interactions, decision-making processes, and strategic behaviors in various sociological contexts.