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Stanford Computational Antitrust

Thibault Schrepel
Competition Law
Artificial Intelligence
Antitrust
Computational Antitrust
Antitrust Law
Natural Language Processing
Public Procurement
Consumer Welfare Standard
Machine Learning
Economic Intelligence Unit
Spain
Digital Markets
Data Science
Digital Challenges
Computational Tools
Antitrust Analysis
Market Definition
Text Data
Merger Analysis
China

The podcast that explores how computational tools impact antitrust analyses and procedures. Hosted by Dr. Thibault Schrepel.

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In episode 36, Thibault Schrepel talks to Nancy Scola, longtime technology and politics journalist & reporter.

Thibault and Nancy discuss stories that deserve more attention from computational antitrust researchers, how institutions adapt (or fail t... more

In episode 35, Thibault Schrepel talks to Kamil Nejezchleb, Vice-chairman of Czech Competition Autority.

Thibault and Andy Kamil explore how the Czech Competition Authority is integrating computational antitrust into its daily operations. They discu... more

In episode 34, Thibault Schrepel talks to Andy Chen, Vice Chair (and Acting Chair) of the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission.

Thibault and Andy talk about how the TFTC uses computational tools in merger review, price monitoring, and cartel detection. Andy... more

In episode 33, Thibault Schrepel talks to Natalie Harsdorf, Director General of the Austrian Federal Competition Authority. Thibault and Natalie discuss her priorities at the Austrian Competition Authority, with a focus on the role computational anti... more

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Kamil Nejezchleb
Vice Chairman of the Czech Competition Authority since April 2021
Czech Competition Authority
Episode: Episode 35: Kamil Nejezchleb on Computational Antitrust in Czechia
Natalie Harsdorf
Head of the Austrian Competition Agency, teaches European Law at the University of Vienna, with a PhD in procedural competition law.
Austrian Competition Agency
Episode: Episode 33: Natalie Harsdorf on Computational Antitrust in Austria
Cary Coglianese
Professor of Law and Political Science at Penn University, Director of the Penn Program on Regulation
Penn University
Episode: Episode 32: Cary Coglianese on the Use of AI in Public Enforcement
Martijn Snoep
Chairman of the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) in the Netherlands.
ACM
Episode: Episode 31: Martijn Snoep on Computational Antitrust in the Netherlands
Mahmoud Momtaz
President of the Egyptian Competition Authority
Egyptian Competition Authority
Episode: Episode 30: Mahmoud Momtaz on Computational Antitrust in Egypt
Philip Hanspach
Economist at Bundeskartellamt, former expert at OECD
Bundeskartellamt
Episode: Episode 29: Machine Learning for Competition Lawyers (Philip Hanspach)
Mariateresa Maggiolino
Full professor of Competition Law at Bocconi University
Bocconi University
Episode: Episode 28: Using AI to Clarify Antitrust Concepts (Mariateresa Maggiolino)
Angela Zhang
Professor of law at the University of Southern California
University of Southern California
Episode: Episode 27: Angela Zhang on Chinese (Computational) Antitrust
Ulrich Wohak
Teaching and research associate at the Vienna University of Economics and Business
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Episode: Episode 26: Defining Relevant Markets with NLP (Wohak)

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Thibault Schrepel
Host of discussions exploring the impact of computational tools on antitrust analyses and procedures.

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Episode 33: Natalie Harsdorf on Computational Antitrust in Austria
Q: How do you foresee the Austrian Competition Agency in the next 10 years?
I am optimistic about the agency evolving and increasing cooperation within international frameworks.
Episode 33: Natalie Harsdorf on Computational Antitrust in Austria
Q: How important has digitalization been in transforming the agency's enforcement processes?
Digitalization has been at the heart of transforming the agency, enabling faster and more efficient procedures.
Episode 33: Natalie Harsdorf on Computational Antitrust in Austria
Q: What are your priorities as the head of the Austrian Competition Agency?
My main priority was to restructure the agency, increase personnel, and improve the agency's budget and capabilities.
Episode 31: Martijn Snoep on Computational Antitrust in the Netherlands
Q: Can you give us an overview of how computational antitrust has evolved within the agency since then?
Martijn explains that there was already work being done with econometricians and algorithms. They prioritized raising standards, creating a dedicated task force that now has about 30 data scientists and econometricians.
Episode 24: Cani Fernández on Computational Antitrust in Spain
Q: What institutional step have you taken to ensure a constructive dialogue between data scientists and lawyers within the agency?
Starting the Economic Intelligence Unit with a multidisciplinary focus has fostered communication and understanding among various specialists, ensuring collaborative problem-solving.

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Focused on the intersection of computational tools and antitrust law, this series highlights how technology is reshaping competition analysis and enforcement. Episodes typically feature discussions with leaders from various competition authorities around the world, exploring the challenges and benefits of integrating computational methods into regulatory frameworks. Unique insights into the practical applications of AI and data analysis in antitrust enforcement are frequently shared, making it a valuable resource for professionals and academics interested in the future of regulatory practices.

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