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AI Antitrust Exemption Debate with Jonathan Kanter

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Updated Sep 19

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The article discusses the ongoing debate about AI safety and regulation, particularly the request from major AI companies for antitrust exemptions to coordinate on safety issues. Jonathan Kanter, former antitrust chief, expresses skepticism about the need for such exemptions, suggesting that the companies may be seeking regulatory capture.

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Sep 19

The conversation highlights a growing concern among AI companies about the pace of innovation and the need for regulatory frameworks.

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Researchers at major AI labs have quit, citing safety concerns.

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CEOs of AI companies have called for slowing down development and for regulation.

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Jonathan Kanter won antitrust cases against Google and Ticketmaster.

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The Trump administration appears to be declining to participate in AI regulation.

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Does AI need an antitrust exemption so it doesn’t kill everyone????

The Verge·Sep 19