The Competition Law and Artificial Intelligence Summit

The Only AI Forum Focusing Specifically on the Challenges Impacting Competition Law

In Person | 3rd December 2024 | Central London

Complimentary Attendance for In-House Counsel

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Agenda

Registration
9.00am

Chair's Opening Remarks
9.30am

Morning Keynote: Updates from the CMA
9.40am

Addressing Partnerships & Mergers in the AI Sector
10.10am

  • Ecosystem Theories of Harm
  • Partnerships and mergers between big tech and AI providers
  • Measuring market dominance in AI
  • Acqui-hires and how big tech firms have avoided merger regulations
  • How companies stay competitive in a rapidly developing market

Networking & Refreshment Break
10.50am

Key Insights from the Regulators
11.10am

  • Various and differing approaches to AI regulation
  • The priorities of the regulatory agencies
  • The growth of AI and how it can impact other sectors
  • How regulators can work together to promote responsible AI practices

Navigating Legislation and AI from a Private Practice Perspective
11.50am

  • AI & digital markets
  • How the DMCC and DMA can impact AI
  • The best way to legislate AI – ex-post or ex-ante
  • Further investigations into AI
  • The use of consumer powers in AI regulation

Networking & Lunch Break
12.30pm

Afternoon Keynote: Updates from the European Commission
1.30pm

Exploring Data, IP and Copyright Infringement
2.00pm

  • Encouraging AI innovation while protecting copyright works
  • Relevance of access to data for genAI for training and further applications
  • Understanding the government’s code of practice
  • Privacy issues that may arise

Highlighting Governance and Safety Issues and Concerns
2.40pm

  • Comp issues arising from firms are using and integrating AI into their platforms
  • Safety concerns resulting from untested platforms being rushed to market
  • Greenwashing – does it apply to AI and can AI uncover it?
  •  Scams, fraud and deepfakes

Networking & Refreshment Break
3.20pm

Analysing Algorithmic Collusion and its Impacts
3.40pm

  • Warning signs that AI platforms are colluding
  • The intersection of collusion by humans and machines
  • Possible scenarios of collusion between various algorithms
  • Harmful outcomes caused by algorithms colluding

How Competition Lawyers Can Use AI to Their Advantage
4.20pm

  • Benefits of using AI to improve productivity
  • Pitfalls to avoid
  • Managing information exchange

Chair's Closing Remarks
5.00pm

9.00am
Registration
9.30am
Chair's Opening Remarks
9.40am
Morning Keynote: Updates from the CMA
10.10am
Addressing Partnerships & Mergers in the AI Sector
  • Ecosystem Theories of Harm
  • Partnerships and mergers between big tech and AI providers
  • Measuring market dominance in AI
  • Acqui-hires and how big tech firms have avoided merger regulations
  • How companies stay competitive in a rapidly developing market
10.50am
Networking & Refreshment Break
11.10am
Key Insights from the Regulators
  • Various and differing approaches to AI regulation
  • The priorities of the regulatory agencies
  • The growth of AI and how it can impact other sectors
  • How regulators can work together to promote responsible AI practices
11.50am
Navigating Legislation and AI from a Private Practice Perspective
  • AI & digital markets
  • How the DMCC and DMA can impact AI
  • The best way to legislate AI – ex-post or ex-ante
  • Further investigations into AI
  • The use of consumer powers in AI regulation
12.30pm
Networking & Lunch Break
1.30pm
Afternoon Keynote: Updates from the European Commission
2.00pm
Exploring Data, IP and Copyright Infringement
  • Encouraging AI innovation while protecting copyright works
  • Relevance of access to data for genAI for training and further applications
  • Understanding the government’s code of practice
  • Privacy issues that may arise
2.40pm
Highlighting Governance and Safety Issues and Concerns
  • Comp issues arising from firms are using and integrating AI into their platforms
  • Safety concerns resulting from untested platforms being rushed to market
  • Greenwashing – does it apply to AI and can AI uncover it?
  •  Scams, fraud and deepfakes
3.20pm
Networking & Refreshment Break
3.40pm
Analysing Algorithmic Collusion and its Impacts
  • Warning signs that AI platforms are colluding
  • The intersection of collusion by humans and machines
  • Possible scenarios of collusion between various algorithms
  • Harmful outcomes caused by algorithms colluding
4.20pm
How Competition Lawyers Can Use AI to Their Advantage
  • Benefits of using AI to improve productivity
  • Pitfalls to avoid
  • Managing information exchange
5.00pm
Chair's Closing Remarks

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