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EU court adviser says some AI chatbot reuse of news may infringe publisher rights
In an EU copyright case involving Google Gemini, Advocate General Maciej Szpunar advised the Court of Justice on November 3 that real-time retrieval and recognizable reuse of a publisher’s expression may infringe rights in some circumstances. He recommended that the training questions be found inadmissible in this case. His opinion is not binding; the Court has not issued its judgment.
Primary source · Court of Justice of the European Union · November 3, 2026
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