By: Stacey Dogan (ProMarket) Antitrust authorities in the U.S. and globally are increasingly focused on the expanding network of relationships between dominant tech companies and artificial intelligence (AI) developers. These…

By: Damien Geradin (Platform Law Blog) Apple had until March 7, 2024, to implement the necessary changes to ensure that the terms and conditions it imposes on app developers and…

By:  Nick Valentine, Edward Eisdell-Moore, Abby Simpson & Vivian Mitchell (DLA Piper) Aotearoa New Zealand’s regulatory approach to the rapid adoption of AI-enabled solutions has, until now, been notably absent. To date, the only…

By: Tilman Reinhardt, Alessandro Monaco, and Kai Purnhagen (European Law Blog) The opening of the Paris Olympics on July 26, 2024, coincided with a potentially transformative moment in one of…

By: Kevin C. Desouza, Richard Watson, and Yancong Xie (Tech Tank) On July 19, 2024, a global outage occurred due to a faulty software update from CrowdStrike, a leading cybersecurity company. This…

By: Kevin Coates (Covington Competition) The European Commission published its draft guidelines on exclusionary abusive conduct by dominant firms under Article 102 TFEU (the “Draft Guidelines”) on 1 August 2024.…

By: Marcus Evans & Rosie Nance (Norton Rose Fulbright) In 2024, many organizations are increasingly exploring how to leverage their data to launch or enhance AI programs. A common approach…

By: Digital Regulation Plarform (World Bank) Nestled amid Saint Lucia’s lush greenery, the vibrantly colored classrooms of Vide Bouteille Primary School buzz with activity, hosting over 300 young learners from…