Google's Gemini copyright case referred to EU top court for third time
MLex reports that Google's Gemini is facing a third referral to the EU's top court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), concerning copyright issues. The case involves questions about the legality of using copyrighted material for training AI models and the effectiveness of publisher opt-out mechanisms. This development places the copyright dispute back on the CJEU's calendar.
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- Google's Gemini is involved in a copyright case
- The case concerns the use of copyrighted material for AI model training
- The dispute involves publisher opt-outs
- The case has been referred to the EU's top court (CJEU)
- This is the third such referral regarding Google and copyright
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