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Algorithm-based business activities have an ever-growing impact not only on competition and the economy as a whole but also on consumers. Algorithms setting prices, deciding on the ads and information we get to see, or even selecting us for jobs or other opportunities have become part of the everyday life of most of us. Looking into the risks and chances of these developments, the next edition of our online workshop series on algorithmic market activity assesses how (competition) law ought to react.
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Prof. Dr. Michal GalProfessor and Director of the Forum on Law and Markets, Haifa University (Israel)
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Dr. Damien GeradinFounding Partner of Geradin Partners, Brussels (Belgium) CV
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| Part 2: Implications for Switzerland | |
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Prisca Birrer-HeimoNational Council, President of the Swiss Consumers Protection Foundation (Stiftung für Konsumentenschutz)
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Balthasar GlättliNational Council, President GRÜNE Schweiz
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Andy FitzeCo-Founder Swiss Cognitive CV |
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Prof. Dr. Florent ThouveninProfessor for Information and Communications Law, University of Zurich
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Prof. Dr. Yeşim AtamerProfessor for Private, Commercial, European and Comparative Law, University of Zurich
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