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The EU Court of Justice’s judgment in Intel II and Its Implications for the Draft Guidelines
By: Stijn Huijts (The Platform Law Blog) Recap – Two Paragraphs That Changed Competition Policy In the 2000s, Intel was the dominant supplier of microchips for personal computers, with AMD…
AI and the Digital Economy Framework Agreement: Preparing ASEAN for the Next Tech Wave
By: S. Yash Kalash (CIGI) Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly worldwide, transforming industries and reshaping economies. By boosting productivity, optimizing processes, and enabling the creation of innovative products and services,…
The Future of Credit: AI or Human Judgment?
By: Joseph Boyer (Dublin City University Law & Tech Research Cluster) Picture a world where algorithms, not people, decide your financial future. This is already happening in some countries, where…
The AI Legislative Puzzle
By: Kristian Stout (Truth On The Market) Following Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, the federal government’s approach to regulating artificial intelligence (AI) is at a pivotal moment.…
Why a Ruling Against The Internet Archive Threatens the Future of America’s Libraries
By:Chris Lewis (MIT Technology Review) I grew up in the 1980s and ’90s, and for my generation—and those before us—the public library was a vital equalizer in every community, providing…
FTC’s Watchdog Role in Pharma Mergers: Road Bumps and The Way Forward
By:Rajiv Khanna (Norton Rose Fulbright) The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) revised merger guidelines, introduced in 2023, mark a significant shift in antitrust enforcement, with a particular focus on industries like…
Eerie Exchanges? US Antitrust Agencies Renew Focus on Information Exchange Practices
By: John Eichlin, Douglas Tween & Ashley Latham (Linklaters) U.S. antitrust enforcers at the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have increasingly focused on scrutinizing information-sharing practices,…
New Commissioner, New Mission, New Policy for Competition?
By: Johan Ysewyn, Rolf Ali, Alessandro Cogoni & María Micolau Martí (Covington & Burling) On September 17, 2024, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced her proposed College of Commissioners for her second…
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