Below is a post by valued guest contributor, Ai Deng, PhD. of Bates White Economic Consulting.
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In a new article I published in Law360 last week, I discussed the following four reasons why the scope of colluding algorithms, even if they are technologically possible, could be limited:
- Algorithmic asymmetry
- Robust compliance
- Observable collusive outcomes
- Risk of class actions
The paper is titled “Four Reasons We May Not See Colluding Robots Anytime Soon” and is available here. If you do not have a subscription to Law360 but would like to have a copy, please feel free to email me at ai.deng@bateswhite.com
As always, I appreciate your thoughts and comments. You can reach me at the email above or connect with me on LinkedIn [here].
Thanks for reading.
Thank you, I have recently been searching for information about this topic for a
long time and yours is the greatest I have came upon so far.
But, what about the conclusion? Are you sure concerning the supply?
Hi lesha, I do not follow the comments here so I just saw yours. First of all, I am very glad that you found my work helpful.
On your questions, could you please clarify what you mean?