Companies increasingly deploy AI tools and methodologies in their business operations. AI helps corporations create operational efficiencies, enhance customer experiences, optimize business strategies, significantly reduce costs, and increase profitability.

Using AI tools can create significant antitrust risks for businesses. Risks include AI’s impact on the accumulation of market power, the access of large tech companies to client data, and the relationships between technology companies and AI startups that can circumvent the merger review process. Companies should be aware of the risks of using AI in their businesses and should take steps to ensure their use of AI complies with US antitrust laws.

During this webinar, the panel of experts discussed: 

• AI tools currently in use and those that are anticipated, and how these tools will be operationalized. 
• An overview of the US antitrust framework used to evaluate AI. 
• Antitrust concerns raised by US government agencies and the actions being pursued. 
• Practical guidance to avoid antitrust exposure when deploying technology and AI tools.    

This webinar continues our event series tracking global trends in antitrust enforcement and is a collaboration between Epiq and the Corporate Counsel Business Journal.

Featured experts:

• Erin Toomey, Vice President and Managing Director, Global Investigations Practice Group, Epiq (Moderator)
• Daniel Crane, Professor of Law, University of Michigan 
• Robert Keeling, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP
• Todd Takashi Itami, Director of Artificial Intelligence and eDiscovery Solutions, Covington