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Hachette, Scott Turow Sue Google for Using Books to Train AI
Publishers claim the tech giant used millions of copyrighted works without permission to build its Gemini artificial intelligence models
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Hachette and author Scott Turow have taken legal action against Google, alleging that the tech giant used millions of copyrighted works without permission to develop its Gemini artificial intelligence models. This lawsuit centers on Google's use of copyrighted materials to train its AI models, raising questions about the boundaries of fair use and copyright law in the context of emerging technologies.
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