Iddo Porat is an Israeli legal scholar and academic. He serves as a professor in the Faculty of Law at Tel Aviv University, where his research focuses on competition law, consumer protection, and the regulation of digital platforms, including issues related to artificial intelligence and data protection. Porat has contributed to scholarly publications on European and Israeli competition law, and he frequently participates in policy discussions and advisory panels concerning the regulation of emerging technologies.
Career and Academic Positions
- Professor of Law, Tel Aviv University (Faculty of Law).
- Director of the Center for Regulation, a research institute at Tel Aviv University that examines regulatory policy in the digital and technology sectors.
Research Interests
- Competition law and antitrust policy.
- Consumer law and protection in digital markets.
- Regulation of artificial intelligence, data-driven business models, and platform governance.
Publications and Contributions
Porat has authored and co‑authored numerous articles in peer‑reviewed law journals, book chapters, and policy reports addressing the intersection of law and technology. His work often examines the challenges of applying traditional regulatory frameworks to novel digital environments and proposes legal reforms to enhance market fairness and consumer rights.
Public Engagement
In addition to his academic work, Porat regularly contributes to public debates on regulatory issues through media commentary, conference presentations, and participation in governmental advisory groups focused on technology policy.
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