Court win over AI scraping puts Google and Reddit back in the data-rights fight
JackFisherBooks · reddit · 2026-07-28
The post links to an Ars Technica story about a court win in the fight over AI web scraping, with the scraper arguing that “Google and Reddit do not own the Internet.”
It frames the case as part of a broader dispute over who can collect and reuse public web data for AI systems, and notes that Google is still not giving up the fight despite the loss.
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