AI's coming roadblock in regulation: Antitrust hawks
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Article Summary
The article explains that major AI companies want a special exemption from antitrust laws so they can cooperate on safety issues, but lawmakers and antitrust experts are pushing back, saying such waivers aren't necessary and could let big tech firms consolidate power under the guise of safety. It highlights skepticism from figures like Senator Elizabeth Warren and former antitrust official Jonathan Kanter, who warn that these requests could undermine competition while doing little to improve real safety. The piece uses strong language and expert voices to make readers wary of corporate-led regulation, but doesn’t show concrete examples of how current laws block safety efforts.