The Digital Markets Act, AI Act and Beyond: Europe’s Antitrust Enforcement Intentions

Antitrust enforcers in Europe are hoping to quickly get ahead of the artificial intelligence (AI) curve. This means that companies should be aware of the European Commission’s antitrust intentions and prepare to actively engage with antitrust agencies to secure their business goals. Cooley partner Jonas Koponen explains why enforcers in Europe are now sounding alarm bells – and what this could mean for your company.

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