EU court adviser believes Google's Gemini could be breaking copyright rules
Google’s Gemini chatbot could potentially violate press publishers’ rights when it pulls articles from news sites to build its answers, according to an adviser to the European Court of Justice. The new finding could affect all generative AI services operating in the EU. The opinion, written by Advocate General Maciej…
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