Maurice E. Stucke

Nov 5, 2024 | promarket.org | Maurice E. Stucke |R. Alexander Bentley

Conflicts of interest are a serious problem in scholarship. Transparency and discounting, while necessary, are insufficient to protect the marketplace of ideas. Why?  Founder effects and dilution of expertise, explain Maurice E. Stucke and R. Alexander Bentley. To protect the integrity of academia, we must also encourage the injection and consideration of new and contradictory unconflicted ideas.

Sep 26, 2024 | rooseveltinstitute.org | Todd Phillips |Ketan Ahuja |Marshall Steinbaum |Maurice E. Stucke

IntroductionOne day soon, you may be able to ask Siri to pay your cell phone bill from funds in your checking account. Or ask Alexa to recommend investments tailored to your risk profile. Or tell Gemini to manage your investing portfolio so you can travel in retirement. Such capabilities will be possible thanks to generative artificial intelligence, or Generative AI.

Apr 2, 2024 | promarket.org | Maurice E. Stucke

The answer is both. How so? The recent antitrust complaint against Apple heralds a pivotal shift in understanding the influence of tech giants on innovation in the digital realm. This article highlights three key takeaways. Also, read analysis on the Apple lawsuit from Herbert Hovenkamp, Randy Picker, and Fiona Scott Morton.

Jun 27, 2023 | promarket.org | Maurice E. Stucke

Maurice Stucke explains three policy approaches to algorithmic collusion and discrimination, and makes the case for a broader ecosystem approach that addresses not only the shortcomings of current antitrust law and merger review, but extends beyond them for a comprehensive policy response to the many risks associated with artificial intelligence. After we raised the risks of algorithmic collusion and discrimination in our earlier article and book, policymakers began taking notice.