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TECHNOLOGY • EUROPEAN UNION

EU court adviser says Google’s Gemini may breach copyright rules

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An adviser to the EU’s highest court said Gemini’s use of publishers’ articles to answer users’ questions may violate copyright rules. The court has not yet issued a ruling, according to Reuters.

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A ruling could affect how Google and other companies use publishers’ material in AI products, including for U.S. technology businesses and content owners. The articles do not describe a direct effect on U.S. users or companies.