Table of contents: Foreword, Giovanna Massarotto, academic Fellow, University of Pennsylvania, Center for Technology, Innovation and Competition (CTIC), Philadelphia Algorithms: Helping competition authorities be cognisant of the harms, build their capabilities and act, Helena Quinn, Senior Data and Technology Insight Adviser, Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), London, Kate Brand, Director of Data Science, Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), London, Stefan Hunt, Chief Data and Technology Insight Officer, Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), London A computational analysis of the DMA and DSA, Fabiana Di Porto, Professor of Law and Technology, University of Salento, Tjana Grote, BA in International Relations, Technical University of Dresden, Gabriele Volpi, MSc
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ON-TOPIC: COMPETITION LAW - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - ALGORITHMS - EFFECT ON MARKETS
Artificial intelligence and competition law
This special issue offers the antitrust community the opportunity to reflect on how AI is de facto affecting all markets—thus competition law. It shows what competition law can learn from AI and viceversa. The issues discussed in these articles include the adoption of algorithms and computational tools in the antitrust domain, the challenges of detecting anticompetitive behavior performed by AI algorithms (e.g. reinforcement learning algorithms), and competition law and the IoT. The authors are scholars, antitrust enforcers, and practitioners who provide us with three different perspectives on the matter of AI and competition law.
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