Does AI need an antitrust exemption so it doesn’t kill everyone????
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When a former DOJ antitrust chief is publicly entertaining questions about exemptions and cartel behavior in AI, the regulatory conversation has moved from ‘if’ to ‘how hard’ and ‘who gets to coordinate.’ Large buyers should assume merger reviews, joint ventures, and even model access deals will face more scrutiny and longer timelines.
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