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Are regulators ready for AI? Or do they need AI to help them? Peter Waters decodes the multiple challenges regulators face, and reprograms us for an innovation mindset as AI reaches from human brains to horses' feet, from detecting cartels to creating questionable art.
Plus a new sequel to the Hilmer and Harper reforms, new merger process proposals on the horizon, and small duchesses and scant batchelors in the slate roofing cartel. All this and more on the latest episode, with co-hosts Moya Dodd and Matt Rubinstein.
- Dr Andrew Leigh MP's speech on new competition policy reforms
- ACCC at the House Economics Committee on Parliament TV
- Alan Turing Institute on Common Regulatory Capacity for AI
- Dr Allan McCay on Neurotechnology, Law and the Legal Profession
- Peter Waters and the team on A.I. art for the masses
- Meet the Gilbert + Tobin Competition + Regulation team
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