The European Union launches antitrust investigation into Google over use of online content for AI-related purposes
BlockBeats News, December 9, according to Reuters, the European Commission has launched an antitrust investigation into Google to assess whether its use of web publishers' and YouTube content for artificial intelligence-related purposes violates EU competition rules. The EU statement noted: "The investigation will focus on whether Google distorts competition and puts rival AI model developers at a disadvantage by imposing unfair terms on publishers and content creators, or by granting itself privileged access to such content."
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