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E-grāmata: Competition and Regulation in the Data Economy: Does Artificial Intelligence Demand a New Balance?

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This incisive book provides a much-needed examination of the legal issues arising from the data economy, particularly in the light of the expanding role of algorithms and artificial intelligence in business and industry. In doing so, it discusses the pressing question of how to strike a balance in the law between the interests of a variety of stakeholders, such as AI industry, businesses and consumers.

Investigating issues at the intersection of trade secrets and personal data as well as the potential legal conflicts to which this can give rise, Gintare Surblyte-Namaviciene examines what kinds of changes to the legal framework the growing data economy may require. Through an analysis of the way in which EU competition law may tackle algorithm-related problems the book also identifies a regulatory gap in the case of algorithmic manipulation in the business-to-consumer relationship. The book further argues that control by public bodies over terms and conditions often used in the data economy may be necessary for the sake of consumer protection.

Scholars in competition law and regulatory governance, particularly those with an interest in the impacts of technology, will find this to be critical reading. It will also be beneficial to practitioners and policy makers working at the intersections of regulation and technology.

Recenzijas

Gintar Surblyt-Namaviien asks in her comprehensive book on competition and regulation in the data economy, whether artificial intelligence needs a new balance. How Surblyt-Namaviien arrives at her conclusion with regard to several different, but yet linked, aspects of regulation becomes clear when delving into her intelligible and thought-provoking analysis. The result is a book that is much worth reading. -- Heiko Richter, Journal of Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Electronic Commerce Law 'This book brings together a lot of thinking - old and new - to examine legal protections for the fruits of artificial intelligence (AI), demonstrating that not enough thought has been given to how our existing information laws interact and whether increased legal rights in information and data will adversely affect information flows, competition, and privacy. By discussing the details of trade secret and privacy law, and how these areas of law overlap, the book provides valuable insights into the means by which balance can be achieved and why trade secret protection is limited.' --Sharon K. Sandeen, Mitchell Hamline School of Law, US 'This monograph presents a fundamental analysis of the four main fields of the data economy - trade secret law, data protection, competition law and consumer protection - and of the links and frictions between them. The author convincingly resists modernist overstating of artificial intelligence that underlies the data economy. Instead, she develops a classic legal framework for fine-tuning the innovation/dissemination incentives for and conflicting interests of innovators, producers, users and consumers of data and data services. The result is a book of highly rewarding reading.' --Hanns Ullrich, Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, Munich, Germany

1 Introduction
1(6)
2 Digital economy: between human brains and artificial intelligence
7(48)
3 Trade secret protection for data
55(100)
4 Data-and algorithm-driven economy: issues for competition?
155(79)
5 Regulation beyond competition?
234(36)
6 Conclusions
270(4)
Index 274
Gintar Surblyt-Namaviien, Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Vilnius University, Lithuania
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