Prompts and Probes: The top 3 things companies should know about AI logs

For a long time, the standard toolkit of an antitrust regulator or claimant during a dawn raid or litigation was predictable: Search emails, download server data, and look for smoking-gun text messages or – more recently – WhatsApp chats. But as corporate employees increasingly rely on generative AI tools to draft market strategies, analyze competitors, … Continue reading Prompts and Probes: The top 3 things companies should know about AI logs →

It ain’t over ‘til it‘s over: Commission wins after 20 years (?)

The fact that antitrust proceedings can take a year or two is not really a surprise. But recently, the General Court of the European Union (i.e. first instance!) had to deal with a case concerning a cartel which had started in 1989 and whose members were already fined (for the first time) in 2002. That … Continue reading It ain’t over ‘til it‘s over: Commission wins after 20 years (?) →