Thibault SchrepelPublished 31 March 2021
Reading suggestions, March 2021
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in March 2021.
AntitrustBlockchain & artificial intelligenceBig TechEconOther
Antitrust
- Do our Privacy Laws Strengthen the Already Strong?Michal Gal, Concurrentialiste
- Stanford Computational Antitrust PodcastPodcastThibault Schrepel, Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, YouTube
- Gleaning Insight from Antitrust Cases Using Machine LearningPodcastSchrepel, Massarotto & Ittoo, Apple Podcasts
- David Teece on Static & Dynamic CompetitionPodcastDavid Teece — Ipse Dixit
- Podcasts for antitrust law enthusiasts[updated in 2021] (Thibault Schrepel, Concurrentialiste
- Revisiting the Anticompetitive Effects of Common OwnershipJosé Azar and Xavier Vives — Forthcoming
- Gleaning Insight from Antitrust Cases Using Machine LearningMassarotto & Ittoo — Stanford Computational Antitrust
- EU struggles to build antitrust case against AmazonFinancial Times
- The FTC Did Not ‘Fumble the Future’ in Its Google Search InvestigationGeoffrey Manne & Dirk Auer — Truth on the Market
- Competition Law and Digital Ecosystems: Learning To Walk Before We RunFrederic Jenny — SSRN
- Exploitative Abuse of a Dominant Position: A Bad Idea That Now Should Be AbandonedGregory J. Werden — SSRN
- Not from Concentrate: Collusion in Collaborative IndustriesBarry, Hatfield, Kominers & Lowery — SSRN
- How the Narrowing of Product Markets Has Altered Substantive Antitrust RulesWilson & Klovers — SSRN
- Antitrust Criminalization as a Legitimate DeterrentWhelan — The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions
- Separation: A Cure for Abuse of Platform Dominance?Richard J.Gilbert — Information Economics and Policy
- The Evolution of Merger Enforcement Intensity: What do the Data Show?Macher & Mayo
Blockchain & artificial intelligence
- The Most Important Scarce Resource is LegitimacyVitalik Buterin — Vitalik Buterin’s website
- Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2021Stanford University — Stanford University Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
- Who Is Liable for a Quantum Adversary in a Cryptocurrency System?Peder Østbye — SSRN
- Bias Preservation in Machine LearningWachter, Mittelstadt & Russell — West Virginia L. R.
- Climate and CryptoContinuations
- NFTs as New MarketsPodcastJason Potts, Ellie Rennie, A. Chris Berg, Sinclair Davidson — Mint & Burn
- Multimodal Neurons in Artificial Neural NetworksGoh et al. — OpenAI
- Quantifying the Value of DataKatharine Miller — Stanford University Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
- We’ll never have true AI without first understanding the brainPatrick T. Powers — MIT Technology Review
Big Tech
- “Control = liability”: exploring Section 230, the DSA, Big Tech, Wikipedia and BlockchainsSchrepel — Concurrentialiste
- Forcing Interoperability on Tech Platforms Would Be Difficult to DoRandy Picker — Promarket
- Can the EU Regulate Platforms Without Stifling Innovation?Cennamo & Sokol — Harvard Business Review
- Tech Giant ExclusionJohn B. Kirkwood — SSRN
- Google (Sorta) Pivots To Privacy on StitcherPodcastTechmeme Ride Home — Stitcher
- Google to Stop Selling Ads Based on Your Web Browsing on StitcherPodcastWSJ Tech News Briefing — Stitcher
Econ
- Capitalism, Cronyism, and Management Scholarship: A Call for ClarityKlein, Holmes, Foss, Terjesen & Pepe — SSRN
- Michael Munger on Desires, Morality, and Self-InterestPodcastMichael Munger & Russ Roberts, EconTalk
- New York Times NFT Goes Parabolic, PNG File Sells For $562KWill Gottsegen — Decrypt
- Russ Roberts, Economist and host of EconTalk… “don’t let numbers rule your life”PodcastRuss Roberts — Spotify
Other
- Why “future proof” regulation is a bad ideaThibault Schrepel — Concurrentialiste
- The Tradeoff Between Openness and Trust in Digital MarketplacesAlec Stapp — Gglomerations
- Clubhouse Is Booming. So Is the Ecosystem Around ItArielle Pardes — Wired
- Computer Science courses with video lecturesPodcastGitHub
- CUAD: An Expert-Annotated NLP Dataset for Legal Contract ReviewHendrycks, Burns, Chen & Ball — Cornel University
- Elementary Mathematical and Computational ToolsJamal T. Manassah — CRC Press
- Foundation App
- Quantum Computing and Computational Law ApplicationsEran Kahana — SLS Blogs
- The Greatest NFT Film Ever MadeVideoThe Defiant
- Working Paper: The Digital Markets Act ObligationsCouncil of the European Union — European Union
- You can buy the first-ever tweet. The current bid: $2.5 millionJazmin Goodwin — CNN Business
- Complexity Economics: Proceedings of the Santa Fe Institute’s 2019 SymposiumArthur, Beinhocker & Atanger — SFI Press
- Computational Legal Studies: The Promise and Challenge of Data-Driven ResearchWhalen ed. — Edward Elgar Publishing):
Earlier months
All months- February 2021Antitrust, Blockchain & artificial intelligence, Big Tech
- January 2021Antitrust, Blockchain & artificial intelligence, Big Tech
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