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Catherine Tucker

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Artificial intelligence and algorithmic exclusion

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By Catherine Tucker
| Brookings Institution
The challenge AI systems are only as good as the data that they learn from. Policymakers focused on AI fairness have proposed policies that would prevent apparent discrimination related to the quality of inferences algorithms make about people from training data. But what if the training data are not only biased, but also incomplete?
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Synthetic Data, Network Effects, and the Future of Competition

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By Catherine Tucker, Rozhina Ghanavi
| PYMNTS
The legal literature has argued that there are potentially economies of scale when companies own large amounts of data. Synthetic data generated by modern generative AI techniques promises to loosen this grip by allowing potential entrants to gain the insights of large datasets without exposing personal information. This is increasingly important with the growing landscape of privacy regulations.
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Federal Judge Grants Summary Judgment to Analysis Group Client Meta in High-Profile Antitrust Suit from Facebook Users, Resolving Issues Before Trial

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By Ishita Rajani, Catherine Tucker, Aaron Yeater, Carlos Chiapa
| Analysis Group
October 1, 2025 Analysis Group client Meta was awarded summary judgment in a long-running antitrust trial brought by Facebook users. The user plaintiffs claimed that Meta misrepresented its data protection practices and failed to impose privacy safeguards to attract more users to the platform, obtain market power in the alleged social networking services market, and diminish competition.
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