Teruki Yagi

Institution

Independent researcher

Position

Researcher

Country

Japan

Information

Teruki Yagi is an independent researcher based in Japan specialising in platform governance, digital ecosystems, and technology law. His work extends to practical experimentation documented on Instagram (@hightechbenjo_), where he explores the boundaries of cognitive delegation through AI-assisted composition and policy analysis.

Articles by this author

The “exit penalty”: Why the DMA’s interoperability rules fail the reality test of platform migration

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