Cartelling using algorithms? The competition authorities are watching
Action against cartels remains a priority for Hungarian and EU competition authorities.

Lawmakers’ aim is explicit: algorithms must not be used as a means of cartelling
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/12-2026.01
Companies would be well advised to pay attention to this area in 2026, according to law firm Baker McKenzie. AI-based algorithms represent a new method of prohibited collusion between competitors, and their use may therefore become a focus for the authorities. They say a cartel can also be created without direct communication between competitors, through some kind of algorithm – even one based on AI.
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