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The video features a discussion with Michael McKee on auction theory, its historical context, and its applications in modern market design. The conversation covers the evolution of auction theory, its impact on resource allocation, and its relevance in the digital era. The discussion also touches on the complexity of auctions in various sectors, including electricity and technology, and the future of automated auctions.

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding public markets and central bank intervention?

How does the speaker envision the future of auctions in the context of digital technology?

What role do bidding bots play in modern auctions according to the speaker?