Thibault SchrepelPublished 31 May 2024
Reading suggestions, May 2024
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in May 2024.
AntitrustArtificial IntelligenceDigitalEconOther
Antitrust
- Measuring the Openness of AI Foundation Models: Competition & Policy ImplicationsSchrepel & Potts
- Developing New Measures of Market and Tech DynamismVideoErik Brynjolfsson, Stanford
- Using Natural Language Processing to Delineate Digital MarketsGugler, Szücs Wohak, Stanford
- Neither Populist nor Neoclassical: The Classical Roots of (…) Antitrust LawNiccola Giocoli, HPE
- The 2023 Merger Guidelines: Lessons in the Importance of Incipiency, Modern Economics, and MonopsonySusan Athey & David Lawrence, SSRN
- Economic Analysis in Antitrust Litigation: Empirical Evidence from the CourtsCiliberto, Elzinga, Sokol
- A Closer Look at the Rationale and Goals of Digital Competition RegulationsRadic, Manne, Auer, ICLE
- Memes and Myths of AntitrustRichard N. Langlois, Mercatus
Artificial Intelligence
- AI Dynamics and RegulationVideo+ here & here (Yann LeCun & Thibault Schrepel, Scaling Theory
- The AI Act ExplorerFuture of Life Institute
- GPT-4o launches, Glue demo, Ohalo breakthrough, Druck’s Argentina bet, did Google kill Perplexity?PodcastChamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg, All-In
- The EU AI Act: Open-Source Exceptions and Considerations for Your AI StrategyJulia Apostle, Orrick
Digital
- A New Measure For GenAI CompetitionThibault Schrepel, NLR
- The Great FlatteningBen Thompson, Stratechery
- The Sea Change on Crypto-RegulationAlex Tabarrok, MR
Econ
- Why Read Adam Smith Today?Peter J. Boettke, SSRN
- Good Law & Economics, Bad Law & Political EconomyBoettke & Candela, SSRN
- How should we measure competition?Brian Albrecht, Economic Forces
Other
- Fermat’s Last TheoremVideoBBC
- Student Evaluation of Teaching Ratings and Student Learning Are Not RelatedUttl et al., SEE
Earlier months
All months- April 2024Antitrust, Artificial Intelligence, Digital
- March 2024Generative AI symposium, Antitrust, Artificial Intelligence
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