WSJ op-ed: an AI antitrust exemption would invite collusion; safety collaboration is already legal
AlexTensor · x · 2026-09-22
A WSJ op-ed by Madhavi Singh argues against an AI antitrust exemption: granting OpenAI, Anthropic and peers immunity would invite collusion. Singh contends existing law already allows collaboration when the genuine objective is safety, so no exemption is needed.
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