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LONDON – Stefan Hunt ( Partner, Head of KATS Europe) in collaboration with Dr Michael G. Jacobides (Professor, LBS) is hosting a conference on Competition, Digital Regulation and Technology on April 18, 2023. The conference will bring together prominent figures from academia, government agencies and firms to discuss the importance of understanding technology in markets, especially given landmark advances such as generative AI.
The conference will be of particular interest to those involved in implementing the EU’s Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act and in time the UK’s Digital Markets Unit and Online Safety Bill, as well as those working on current and future digital competition cases. Understanding and applying technology plays a critical role in this work. Discussions will focus on how technology needs now to be part of the picture – both for agencies and advisers.
The event will feature two panel discussions: the first is on ‘The future of algorithmic audit: what role will it play in competition and regulation in the age of Gen AI’; and the second is on ‘What issues arise from firms’ use of privacy enhancing technologies?
Speakers include:
The conference website contains the full list of speakers and the agenda for the event
Keystone Advanced Technology Services (K.ATS) provides data science, engineering and technology insight, in combination with Keystone’s economics and strategy competencies.
Join us for the inaugural event of K.ATS in Europe, hosted by London Business School’s M.G. Jacobides.
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Keystone is a leading innovative strategy, economic, and technology consulting firm delivering transformative ideas and cutting-edge solutions to Fortune Global 500 companies, top law firms, and government agencies. It has unique expertise in competition, IP, litigation, and tax and transfer pricing matters, as well as technology-driven strategy and product development across all sectors. Keystone was founded by Greg Richards and Professor Marco Iansiti, Keystone’s Chairman of the Board and the David Sarnoff Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. Keystone has a deep bench of top academic experts in the digital economy and innovation sectors, supported by over 150 professionals. In addition to London, the firm has offices in New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Seattle. Within Keystone, K.ATS is a team of around 40 computer scientists, data scientists, and technologists with extensive experience in conducting complex technical analysis. Partnering with Computer Science Experts from Industry and Academia, K.ATS delivers transformative insights by regularly performing sophisticated software extraction, source code review, measurement, data analysis, and technical experiments for global companies and law firms. Learn more about Keystone and K.ATS at www.keystone.ai.