CRA Sessions: AI in Practice | Copyright in the age of AI: Following the evidence
A historic $1.5 billion settlement by Anthropic delivered the first significant judicial ruling on the issue. The ruling is expected to influence how courts,...
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Dr. Keler Marku is a vice president in the Antitrust & Competition Practice and an expert in the theory of industrial organization, microeconomic theory, econometrics, and data science.
Dr. Marku has vast expertise in technology and generative AI competition and IP matters. He has experience in developing theoretical and econometric models of oligopolistic interactions, demand estimation, and damages. He provides support for testifying experts in Competition and IP cases, and assists with regulatory investigations of mergers and acquisitions in industries such as Gen AI, tech, telecommunications, life sciences, chemicals, publishing, industrials, agricultural products, etc.
He has taught courses in Economics and Statistics at University of Minnesota and University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
