Thibault SchrepelPublished 31 May 2026
Reading suggestions, May 2026
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in May 2026.
AntitrustAIEconOthers
Antitrust
- Innovation on Rugged Technological LandscapesCallander et al., Network Law Review
- Latin Antitrust Chronicles: September 2025-March 2026Ragazzo et al., Network Law Review
- Competition in the Press: A Computational Analysis of U.S.–German Newspaper Discourse (1870–1945)Küsters, Stanford Computational Antitrust
- Spirit Airlines and the Antitrust LeftThe Wall Street Journal
- False Positives, Real Casualties: The High Price of Populist AntitrustBarnett, Truth on the Market
- Invisible deterrence in merger policy: why the prohibition rate says littleÜnekbas et al., JECLAP
AI
- When Dawkins met ClaudeDawkins, UnHerd
- 2028: Two scenarios for global AI leadershipAnthropic
- Positive Alignment: Artificial Intelligence for Human FlourishingLaukkonen et al., arXiv
- Thinking is not only writingEarp et al., Nature Reviews Bioengineering
- What the compute market says about EU AI sovereigntyBarczentewicz, EU Tech Reg
- EU accused of wasting €20 billion on AI computing dreamsPieter Haeck, Politico
- The Data Center Water Crisis Isn’t RealBlake Dodge & Harris Sockel, Pirate Wires
Econ
- How Reform HappensDjankov et al., NBER
- Does competition increase or decrease the innovation gap?Arvanitis et al., JEBO
- Early-career researchers do more ‘disruptive’ science than veteransLenharo, Nature
Others
- Governance and Policy Challenges of BlockchainG’sell, Stanford Cyber Policy Center
- How Networks Quietly Shape What You BelieveSchrepel & Jackson, Scaling Theory
- Andrew Huberman on screens, sunlight, and how we relateMaher, Club Random
Earlier months
All months- April 2026Antitrust, AI, Econ
- March 2026Antitrust, AI, Econ
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