Source: Editoria.tv

Several major international publishing groups have initiated legal action alleging that their publications were used in the development of Google's Gemini AI model without specific authorization. They have approached the judiciary claiming unauthorized use of their copyrighted works. The dispute raises questions about the extent to which creative works can be used for training AI systems.

Publishers underline the need for transparent relations between AI platforms and rights holders, especially when works contribute to commercial AI products. The case concerns the balance between technological innovation and the protection of copyright. The matter reflects broader uncertainties about the use of extensive digital content by large language models and remains under judicial examination.