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Stacey Dogan

Stacey Dogan is Professor & The Honorable Frank R. Kenison Distinguished Scholar in Law at Boston University School of Law, and an affiliate faculty member of BU’s Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences. Her teaching and research focus on intellectual property law, competition law, and technology regulation. Her work has been published widely and cited by the Supreme Court and other federal courts. Dogan holds a JD from Harvard Law School and a BS in economics from MIT.
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The Case for Vigilance in AI Markets

Stacey Dogan
Stacey Dogan writes that antitrust regulators in the United States and Europe are right to investigate Big Tech-AI partnerships. Even if AI markets remain competitive today, history and economics show that the Big Tech companies will push to monopolize segments of the AI market if given the opportunity. The investigations serve as a deterrent against anticompetitive behavior and give the regulators access to the knowledge and information that will be necessary to detect anticompetitive patterns as the AI market matures.

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