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DOJ reportedly examines a16z board seats at rival AI companies

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The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly investigating Andreessen Horowitz over board seats it holds at AI companies that have become competitors, according to a Bloomberg report discussed by TechCrunch. The reported inquiry has been underway for nearly a year. TechCrunch identified Ben Horowitz's Databricks board seat and partner Martin Casado's Fivetran seat as examples cited in the discussion. The report does not state an enforcement action or outcome.
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