EU court adviser says Google’s Gemini may infringe press copyright
An Advocate General at the EU's highest court has opined that Google's Gemini may infringe EU copyright rules, specifically when the chatbot reproduces content from press articles in user-facing responses. The opinion distinguishes between the permissibility of training AI models on copyrighted material and the potential infringement of reproducing that material in output.
Key points
- EU court adviser finds Gemini may violate copyright law
- Issue centers on reproducing press articles in responses
- Distinguishes training from output reproduction
- Could affect how AI systems handle copyrighted content
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