As answer engines drive a new information economy, they should freely use content for AI training but compensate content creators when their work is used to generate answers.

The paper argues that the AI sector is competitive and proposes AI competition principles to ensure it remains vibrant.

The French competition authority outlines competition concerns at the upstream level of the GenAI value chain and proposes recommendations. However, more research is needed on computing resources and data.

The future promise of AI agents is threatened by Europe's regulatory hurdles on data and business practices of large online platforms. European regulators must act swiftly to support AI innovation.