AI & Antitrust Webinar Series Part 2 - AI Collusion: U.S. Cases
This three-part AI and Antitrust Enforcement Webinar Series will bring together leading experts to examine the current state and challenges of artificial intelligence to antitrust and enforcement across jurisdictions, focusing on collusion and price discrimination. The Webinar aims to foster a rich, comparative discussion of how AI technologies challenge and inform modern antitrust frameworks worldwide.
Part II: AI Collusion – U.S. Cases, scheduled for November 17 at 12 PM ET, will examine how courts and enforcement agencies in the United States are approaching AI-supported collusion. The session will delve into the central legal and economic questions emerging from pending cases, focusing on how existing antitrust doctrines are being applied to AI-enabled coordination.
Moderator: Camila Ringeling
Panelists:
o Judge Douglas Ginsburg
o Koren W Wong-Ervin (Jones Day)
o Salil K. Mehra (Temple)
o Maurice E. Stucke (University of Tennessee)
o AI Deng (BRG)
