- Law firm Clarkson filed a class-action lawsuit against Google, accusing them of using personal and copyrighted data without consent for AI training.
- This case follows a similar lawsuit against OpenAI and opens debate on whether using public information for AI is legal.
- Google rejects the accusations, arguing they used public data responsibly, while the lawsuit asks for damages, temporary freeze on commercial use of the technology, and ‘data dividends’ for affected users.
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