The Competition Law & Artificial Intelligence Summit - 2nd Annual
The Only AI Forum Focusing Specifically on Competition Law
In Person | 2nd December 2025 | Central London
Complimentary Attendance for In-House Counsel
This event focuses specifically on the challenges impacting competition law, unlike other AI legal forums taking a broad view of issues for the entire legal sector.
This forum will address the additional layer of complication AI is bringing to traditional competition law regulatory challenges, rather than focusing only on the day-to-day use of AI by legal professionals.
Hear direct from key regulatory stakeholders as they consider the impacts of AI. Reaffirm your understanding of the evolving regulatory landscape.
Benefit from in-house counsel perspectives allowing you to understand the day-to-day issues being faced. Hear how compliance strategies are being enhanced to mitigate developing AI risks.
Meet Your Event Advisory Board:
Benefit from an agenda covering today’s most pressing topics, curated by leading names in the antitrust community. Take the opportunity to enhance your knowledge, refine your practice, and stay ahead of the curve thanks to the critical updates on the programme.
Complimentary Attendance Available to In-House Counsel
As this event continues to explore in substantial depth the intersection of competition law and artificial intelligence, attendees will gain access insight and knowledge unobtainable elsewhere.
Key Topics You Will Hear Addressed:
Partnerships and Mergers
- Ecosystem theories of harm
- Partnerships and mergers between big tech and AI providers
- Measuring market dominance in AI
Data & 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
Governance & Safety
- Competition issues arising from firms are using and integrating AI into their platforms
- Untested platforms being rushed to market
- Greenwashing
- Scams, fraud and deepfakes
Algorithmic Collusion
- Warning signs that AI platforms are colluding
- The intersection of collusion by humans and machines
- Possible scenarios of collusion between various algorithms
Competition vs AI Legislation
- AI & digital markets
- How the DMCC and DMA can impact AI
- The best way to legislate AI – ex-post or ex-ante
Your Expert Speakers:
Engage and network with solicitors and economists working at intersection of big tech firms and AI startups. Hear their practical insights based on real-world experience as opposed to simply speculation.
James Hill
Principal
RBB Economics
RBB Economics
Becket McGrath
Partner
Euclid Law
Euclid Law
Jordan Ellison
Partner
Slaughter and May
Slaughter and May
Verity Egerton-Doyle
Partner, UK Co-Head of Technology Sector & Global Co-Head of Games & Interactive Entertainment
Linklaters
Linklaters
Ian Giles
Head of Antitrust and Competition, Europe, Middle East and Asia
Norton Rose Fulbright
Norton Rose Fulbright
Giulia Trojano
Senior Associate
Hausfeld
Hausfeld
Emily Chissell
Sr Principal
Keystone AI
Keystone AI
Oliver Latham
Vice President
Charles River Associates
Charles River Associates
Ashley Brickles
Senior Managing Director
FTI Consulting
FTI Consulting
Gregor Langus
Vice President
Cornerstone Research
Cornerstone Research
Minesh Tanna
Partner
Simmons & Simmons
Simmons & Simmons
Rikki Haria
Partner
Freshfields
Freshfields
Jindrich Kloub
Partner
Wilson Sonsini
Wilson Sonsini
Event Partners
Knowledge Partner
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