Google has agreed to pay a fine imposed by the French government’s competition authority. The decision resulted from a breach of European Union intellectual property laws. The debate is focused on Google’s AI service, which was formerly dubbed Bard and is now known as Gemini. It is accused of using content without authorized permission from French publishers and news agencies. These concerns were highlighted by the French competition watchdog, which initiated a comprehensive inquiry.
Google’s statement about the fine was written in its French language blog. The tech giant says it is the “only platform” that has achieved licensing agreements with 280 French press publishers. These agreements imply financial obligations of “several tens of millions of euros per year.” Google’s surrender to the fine and its reasoning does reflect an aspiration to close a case that has been dragging on for a long time. The company highlights its interest in creating sustainable (long-term)
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