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TECHNOLOGY • EUROPEAN UNION

EU court adviser says AI chatbot answers could risk copyright violations

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A top adviser to the EU’s highest court said technology companies could risk breaching EU copyright law when AI chatbots reuse news articles to generate answers. The article describes the adviser’s view, not a court ruling.

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The issue could affect technology companies that offer AI chatbots in Europe, including U.S. firms, but the article does not describe a final legal decision or immediate changes.