  The concentration of power in a few digital technology companies has become a
subject of increasing interest in both academic and non-academic discussions.
One of the most noteworthy contributions to the debate is Lina Khan's Amazon's
Antitrust Paradox. In this work, Khan contends that Amazon has systematically
exerted its dominance in online retail to eliminate competitors and
subsequently charge above-market prices. This work contributed to Khan's
appointment as the chair of the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), one of the
most influential antitrust organisations. Today, several ongoing antitrust
lawsuits in the US and Europe involve major technology companies like Apple,
Google/Alphabet, and Facebook/Meta. In the realm of generative AI, we are once
again witnessing the same companies taking the lead in technological
advancements, leaving little room for others to compete. This article examines
the market dominance of these corporations in the technology stack behind
generative AI from an antitrust law perspective.
