Google is appealing the ruling by Germany's Munich Regional Court, which held the company directly liable for inaccurate AI search results. The AI had falsely linked two Munich-based publishers to fraud schemes. Google calls them "minor errors," but the court saw it differently.<br /> The article Google appeals ruling that made it directly liable for AI-generated search overview content appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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