The list doesn't include anything in the way of game theory, social choice, or mechanism design, which is going to be crucial for an AI that interacts with other agents or tries to aggregate preferences.

Relevant book recommendations (all available at links as pdfs):

• Essentials of Game Theory by Leyton-Brown and Shoham. (Gated, might be accessible through a university connection, otherwise easily searchable)
• A Course in Game Theory by Osbourne and Rubinstein (requires free registration)
• Multi-agent Systems: Algorithmic, Game-Theoretic, and Logical Foundations by Shoham and Leyton-Brown.
• Algorithmic Game Theory edited by Nisan, Roughgarden, Tardis, and Varizani.