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The GenAl value chain is competitive

Christophe Carugati

5 February 2024

Generative AI

The GenAl value chain has various players. Yet, competition authorities should monitor how competition works at each value chain level. Moreover, they should scrutinise the benefits and risks arising from vertical integration.

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Christophe Carugati

Dr. Christophe Carugati is the founder of Digital Competition. He is a renowned and passionate expert on digital and competition issues with a strong reputation for doing impartial, high-quality research. After his PhD in law and economics on Big Data and Competition Law, he is an ex-affiliate fellow at the economic think-tank Bruegel and a lecturer in competition law and economics at Lille University.

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