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Competition Law, Policy & Regulation – Digital Age

Abstract

Digitisation has led to emergence of new possibilities, new opportunities and new business models. Digital landscape has transformed and personalised the way we communicate socialise, work, shop, trade, travel, invest, access information and consume news This is made possible by dynamic, highly sophisticated, and smart algorithms. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can enhance competition by facilitating targeted advertising, rapid competitive responses to consumer’s online search, discounts and dynamic prices, which may ultimately provide more competition, lower prices and better quality of products and services, more choices for customers.

Author

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Vijayalakshmi Natarajan
Senior Director, Legal -India & Asia Pacific, Harman I(Samsung) , India

Vijayalakshmi Natarajan - Senior Director, Legal – India & Asia Pacific Region with Harman (Samsung) based in Bangalore, India and a member of board of the directors. She heads the legal function for the Asia Pacific region, enables business expansion and growth in compliance with legal & regulatory framework across countries. Previously he worked with companies like Microsoft, and Fidelity. His Her area of specialisation include mergers & acquisition, corporate and commercial laws, intellectual property rights, technology laws, cyber security and data protection. He She actively participates in policy advocacy programs specifically on completion law, data protection, privacy and cyber security. She was awarded "Chevening Gurukul Fellowship for Leadership & Excellence" ,Oxford University. She is a gold medalist in Masters in Law (International & Constitutional Law), from University of Madras.

Company

Harman I(Samsung)

HARMAN designs and engineers c?connected products and solutions for automakers, consumers, and enterprises worldwide, including connected car systems, audio and visual products, enterprise automat?ion solutions; and connected services. Harman is a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung.

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