As rapid advances in AI, digital platforms, and algorithmic decision-making reshape competition, Washington CORE spoke with Jeffrey S. Jacobovitz, senior counsel at Arnall Golden Gregory LLP and one of the nation’s leading antitrust practitioners. With experience spanning federal enforcement, white-collar defense, and complex litigation Jacobovitz brings a multifaceted perspective to the evolving landscape of U.S. competition policy.

He discussed how regulators are applying long-standing statutes like the Sherman and Clayton Acts to emerging issues in Big Tech, algorithmic pricing, and global computational antitrust. Jacobovitz highlighted the significance of the Google search case, the rise of state and federal scrutiny of AI-driven pricing tools, and the increasing role of international cooperation in shaping enforcement trends.

The conversation provides timely insight into how U.S. regulators are interpreting century-old laws to address the competitive realities of modern digital markets.

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