Google Gemini's use of press publications may infringe copyright in certain circumstances, EU court adviser opines
Answers may infringe when chatbots unlawfully circumvent paywalls or other technical barriers or recognizably reuse a publication's form of expression.
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In Like Company's case against Google, an EU court adviser said Gemini's answers may infringe publishers' rights if chatbots unlawfully circumvent paywalls or other technical barriers to access publications, or reuse a publication's form of expression in a recognisable manner. He distinguished protected expression from facts and viewed training language models on copyrighted material as permitted under a text-and-data-mining exception. His opinion is nonbinding.
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