Antitrust enforcers admit they’re in a race to understand how to tackle AI

February 1, 2024

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Antitrust enforcers on both sides of the Atlantic are grappling to get a handle on AI, a conference in Brussels heard yesterday. It’s a moment that demands “extraordinary vigilance” and clear-sighted focus on how the market works, suggested top U.S. competition law enforcers. From the European side, antitrust enforcers sounded more hesitant over how to […]

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Antitrust enforcers on both sides of the Atlantic are grappling to get a handle on AI, a conference in Brussels heard yesterday. It’s a moment that demands “extraordinary vigilance” and clear-sighted focus on how the market works, suggested top U.S. competition law enforcers. From the European side, antitrust enforcers sounded more hesitant over how to
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Antitrust enforcers on both sides of the Atlantic are grappling to get a handle on AI, a conference in Brussels heard yesterday. It’s a moment that demands “extraordinary vigilance” and clear-sighted focus on how the market works, suggested top U.S. competition law enforcers. From the European side, antitrust enforcers sounded more hesitant over how to […]

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Antitrust enforcers on both sides of the Atlantic are grappling to get a handle on AI, a conference in Brussels heard yesterday. It’s a moment that demands “extraordinary vigilance” and clear-sighted focus on how the market works, suggested top U.S. competition law enforcers. From the European side, antitrust enforcers sounded more hesitant over how to
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