How AI Is Transforming the Practice of Antitrust Law: What Practitioners Need To Know

Thursday, October 29 8 – 11:30 a.m. ET Washington, DC

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AI is redefining antitrust law in two important ways. 


First, AI is a tool that is changing how antitrust lawyers analyze information, manage complex matters, and respond to regulatory demands. At the same time, regulators are increasingly using AI and advanced analytics to review evidence and support investigations. 

 

Second, AI itself has become a subject of antitrust scrutiny. Regulators around the world are examining whether algorithmic pricing, AI business practices, and concentration among AI providers create new competition risks. 

 

Join leading antitrust practitioners and technology experts for a discussion on how these developments are reshaping enforcement priorities, legal practice, and client advisory work. 

 

Seating for this event is limited. Please confirm your seat today! 

 

 

Date:      Thursday, October 29
Time:      8 – 11:30 a.m. ET 
Location:      Conrad Hotel
Address:     

950 New York Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001

 

 

Program Agenda 

 

Session One: AI as a Tool for Competition Lawyers 

 

Explore how legal teams are moving beyond experimentation to identify strategic, defensible uses of AI that enhance decision-making, efficiency,
and client service. 

 

Topics include: 

  • AI in merger review and competitive analysis 
  • AI investigations and litigation 
  • AI for privilege determination and privilege log creation 
  • Ethical considerations surrounding generative AI 

Session Two: AI as the Subject of Antitrust Scrutiny 

 

Strengthen your ability to recognize emerging competition risks and guide clients through an evolving enforcement landscape. 

 


Topics include: 

  • Can AI contribute to anticompetitive outcomes? 
  • How are regulators using AI to detect and investigate misconduct? 
  • What are the challenges in proving intent when algorithms influence pricing decisions? 
  • Do existing antitrust frameworks adequately address AI conduct? 
  • What are the competition concerns involving AI infrastructure, compute resources, and market concentration? 
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