Episode 75: Navigating Justice Amid Consumer Contract Complexities

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Episode 75: Navigating Justice Amid Consumer Contract Complexities
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Doing business may mean doing risky business when it comes to sharing data. But consumers may not realize or notice the cost of paying for practices like price discrimination with their data. In this week’s episode of Proof Over Precedent, NYU Law Professor Oren Bar-Gill discusses how consumer misperceptions and inattention support the status quo of complexity amid consumer contracts. He also shares the surprising role AI could play in supporting consumers, though not without backlash.

Read the corresponding blog post.

Speakers:

  • Dohyun Park, J.D. candidate, Harvard Law School
  • Oren Bar-Gill, John Edward Sexton Professor of Law and Economics, New York University School of Law

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