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The DOJ and FTC launched a joint request for public comment on February 23, 2026 to draft new guidance on collaboration between competitors, explicitly surveying demand for rules on algorithmic pricing, information and data sharing, and labor-market cooperation. That scope is the transmission channel for AI and software valuations: clearer safe harbors would reduce legal overhang on joint model-safety and data-pooling arrangements, while tighter language on algorithmic pricing raises compliance and litigation risk for pricing-software and platform business models, a sector-beta issue for NASDAQ-heavy AI names. Anthropic's CEO has pushed for an antitrust exemption covering AI safety cooperation, but it is not confirmed that this proceeding addresses a dedicated exemption or standalone AI guidance, so the watch item is whether the final text carries an explicit AI safe harbor rather than generic collaboration principles.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around IXIC.
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