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65 Rev. Catalana Dret Pub. 129 (2022)
Artificial Intelligence in the Detection of Bid Rigging Practices: The Acco's Leading Role

handle is hein.journals/revcatdp65 and id is 129 raw text is: LA INTEL-LIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL EN LA DETECCIO DE LES PRACTIQUES DE BID RIGGING: EL PAPER CAPDAVANTER DE L'ACCO Noemi Jimenez Cardona* Resum Prenent en consideraci6 el paper actual i futur de la intel-ligencia artificial en la licitaci6 publica, el present article es centra, des de l'6ptica de les directrius de la Llei 15/2022, integral per a la igualtat de tracte i la no-discriminaci6, en la potencialitat que pot correspondre a la intel-ligencia artificial davant la detecci6 i l'actuaci6 contra les collusions en la contractaci6 publica. Dins d'aquest nou dret computacional de la competencia o antitrust 3.0 es detallarh el paper capdavanter que ha assumit l'Autoritat Catalana de la Competencia (ACCO) pel que fa a la posada en marxa, en fase experimental, de l'eina informhtica ERICCA, i, en parallel, la seva participaci6 activa dins del projecte Computational Antitrust del Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX). Paraules clau: bid rigging; intel-ligencia artificial; algoritmes; contractaci6 publica; dret de la competencia; col-lusi6; Autoritat Catalana de la Competencia; ACCO; CodeX. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE DETECTION OF BID RIGGING PRACTICES: THE A CCO'S LEADING ROLE Abstract Taking into consideration the current and future role of artifcial intelligence in public procurement, and from the perspective of the guidelines of Law 15/2022 on equal treatment and non-discrimination, this article focuses on the potential of artificial intelligence in detecting and acting against cartels in public procurement. Based on this new computational antitrust law, or antitrust 3.0, we will examine the leading role that the Catalan Competition Authority (ACCO) has adopted with regard to the experimental implementation of the ERICCA software tool and, in parallel, its active participation in the Computational Antitrust Project of the Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX). Keywords: bid rigging; artifcial intelligence; algorithms; public procurement; antitrust law; cartel; Catalan Competition Authority; ACCO; CodeX. * Noemi Jimenez Cardona, professora i investigadora postdoctoral de la Secci6 de Dret Mercantil a la Universitat de Barcelona. Facultat de Dret, av. Diagonal, 684, 08034 Barcelona. niimenezcardonaub.edu. 000-000_3-3197-4775. Article rebut el 25.09.2022. Avaluaci6 cega: 19.10.2022 i 19.10.2022. Data d'acceptaci6 de la versi6 final: 25.10.2022. Citaci6 recomanada: Jimenez Cardona, Noemi. (2022). La intel-ligencia artificial en la detecci6 de les practiques de bid rigging: el paper capdavanter de l'ACCO. Revista Catalana de DretPublic, 65, 129-145. htts://doi.or/10.2436/rcdp.i65.2022.3876 Generalitat de Catalunya Eacola d'Administroci6 Piublica -CC 0 do Catalunya

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