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Kristelia García

Kristelia García is the Leo George Professor of Communications, Entertainment, and New Media, and an Anne Fleming Research Professor, at Georgetown Law. She holds a JD from Yale Law School, and a BA in Economics from Columbia University. Prior to joining academia, she spent nearly a decade working in the music industry, and continues to consult and represent clients in copyright-related matters at Lex Lumina LLP.
Antitrust and Competition

Preventing AI Oligopoly and Digital Enclosure Via Compulsory Access

Kristelia García
The largest artificial intelligence firms are able to afford access to quality data from content producers like the New York Times, while smaller startups are being left out. This dynamic risks concentrating markets and creating unassailable barriers to entry. Compulsory licenses offer one solution to lower barriers to entry for nascent AI firms without harming content producers and consumers, writes Kristelia García.

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