Antitrust In The Age Of AI

Global competition policy is in a state of flux and reinvention. The rapid adoption of AI is challenging global governments to consider traditional horizontal and vertical antitrust enforcement in a rapidly changing new context, balancing competition policy with intellectual property and privacy rights and security interests.

While the U.S., E.U., and U.K. can vary in their approaches to competition in tech, the three regulatory powerhouses have mirrored each other in their approaches to antitrust and competition in AI. South Korea, Japan, and India's competition regulators, facing many of the same challenges, are similarly scrutinizing AI market dynamics amid antitrust concerns.