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The European Union Court of Justice’s Advocate General, Maciej Szpunar, warned that Gemini’s use of journalistic articles to generate answers could infringe copyright, particularly if it reproduces protected wording or bypasses restrictions on access to content. The opinion came in a case brought against Google by Hungarian publisher Like Company. It distinguishes between training models on articles—which may benefit from text-and-data-mining exceptions—and reproducing their content for users. Copyright protection covers original expression, not facts and information. The opinion is non-binding, and a final ruling is expected in a case that could affect the relationship between AI companies and media organizations, including how they are compensated for content.
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