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Designing Europe’s Search Data Sharing Rules for Competition in the AI Era

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Designing Europe’s Search Data Sharing Rules for Competition in the AI Era

As the European Commission advances efforts under the Digital Markets Act to require Google to share its search data with competitors, lessons from historic antitrust remedies underscore how data access could be transformational in the AI-powered search market. While the Commission’s proposals represent a novel and comprehensive approach, key improvements to data scope and sharing frequency, privacy protections, and dispute resolution are needed. US courts and enforcers charged with implementing similar provisions should take note.

Alissa Cooper, Zander Arnao

Tracking Tech-Related Litigation

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Tracking Tech-Related Litigation

As lawsuits involving AI, social media, privacy, competition, and platform accountability expand worldwide, courts are emerging as central actors shaping technology governance. A new tech litigation tracker developed by the Knight-Georgetown Institute, Tech Justice Law, and Georgetown University’s Communication, Culture & Technology program centralizes and tracks technology-related litigation and regulatory actions across jurisdictions and issue areas.

Digital Competition Conference 2026: The Next Phase of Competition in Digital Markets

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Digital Competition Conference 2026: The Next Phase of Competition in Digital Markets

This year’s Digital Competition Conference brought together researchers, policymakers, businesses, litigators, and civil society experts from over 37 countries to explore the latest lessons, challenges, and opportunities in regulating and enforcing competition in digital markets.

Zander Arnao, Arjun D'Souza, Sarah Chao, Max Morgan, Stacey Lee, Archer Amon, Paul Sullivan, Elizabeth Sanchez del Castillo N, Jingyao Feng, Cavielle Mckenzie

First Steps Toward Operationalizing Age Assurance Mandates: New York SAFE for Kids Act Proposed Rules

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First Steps Toward Operationalizing Age Assurance Mandates: New York SAFE for Kids Act Proposed Rules

As governments around the world move to require age assurance online, attention is growing around whether and how these mechanisms can be implemented accurately and effectively. Recently proposed rules from the New York Office of the Attorney General represent the most significant effort to date by a US public authority to operationalize an age assurance mandate. KGI’s comments on the proposed rules recommend improvements to make them more technically sound and to better account for privacy and service availability.

How the European Commission Can Strengthen Enforcement of the Digital Markets Act

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How the European Commission Can Strengthen Enforcement of the Digital Markets Act

As the European Commission launches its first-ever statutory review of the Digital Markets Act, KGI’s Alissa Cooper and Tracy Xu joined with a group of European and American scholars to provide a critical assessment of how the regime has performed thus far and  recommendations for how implementation can be strengthened.

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