Gemini Training Sparks Copyright Storm, Publishers Pressure Google
nordicinst · x · 2026-07-15
According to The Guardian, Google's use of millions of books to train its Gemini model has triggered a copyright storm in Europe.
- Publishers push back: Publishers are actively asserting their rights and fighting back against Google.
- The open access dilemma: It remains uncertain whether the "open access" model championed by Nordic institutions will shift the balance in this copyright conflict.
This incident highlights the intense collision between AI model training data and copyright regulations.
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