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France's competition watchdog fined Google €250 million ($271.73 million) for breaching EU intellectual property rules in its dealings with media publishers. The fine was related to Google's AI service, which used content from publishers without notification. Google was also penalized for failing to comply with payment commitments to French publishers.
Google accepts €250m fine over breach of French copyright deal https://t.co/F984cmHp9a
The French Competition Authority fines @Google €250m over use of copyrighted material to train Bard - IE today’s Gemini. Google has agreed to pay — and let’s be real, €250m is just a slap on the wrist. This is part of a long-running saga (pre the emergence of ChatGPT) that…
The French Competition Authority fines @Google €250m over use of copyrighted material to train Bard - IE today’s Gemini. Google has agreed to pay — and let’s be real, 250m is just a slap on the wrist. This is part of a long-running saga (pre the emergence of ChatGPT) that has…
