AI, Platforms and Competition
Competition law for digital platforms and artificial intelligence in India
- Eight weeks
- 12 to 18 people
- Live sessions
- By application
Why this course
Digital platforms and AI companies are now a central concern for the Competition Commission of India. This course shows how Indian competition law applies to them, from defining the market to merger control, using the Commission's own records.
What you will be able to do
- 01Define markets and assess dominance where services are free or multi-sided
- 02Analyse platform conduct and algorithmic collusion
- 03Tell whether an AI deal must be notified, and what remedies look like
- 04Handle technical evidence and confidentiality in platform cases
Who it is for
- Competition and M&A associates
- Technology and disputes lawyers
- In-house counsel at platforms and AI companies
- Policy researchers
- Law students
What it covers
- 01Competition law in digital markets
- 02Platform conduct and dominance
- 03Algorithms and coordination
- 04Deals and merger control in AI
- 05Evidence, remedies and what comes next
The full syllabus, with the topics and readings for each session, is available on request.
How it works
Live sessions
Taught live every week by one instructor, who stays with the cohort for the whole course.
Recordings
Every session is recorded, so you can revise or catch up on one you missed.
Guest practitioners
People who do this work join some sessions to show how the law operates in practice.
Certificate
A Matter Labs certificate for attending the course. No exams.
Questions
What does it cost?
Fees are shared with applicants when a cohort opens.
When does the next cohort start?
Dates are set once enough people have expressed interest. Express interest and we will write to you first.
How much time does it take?
Eight weeks, 24 contact hours, and a further three hours for the elective, plus some reading before each session.
Do I need a background in this area?
No. There are no prerequisites.
What if I miss a session?
Watch the recording. Recordings are for enrolled participants only.