Legal Crossroads: Who has the data to train artificial intelligence?

Major publishers accused Google of unauthorized crawling content to train artificial intelligence models like Gemini and accused it of infringement of intellectual property rights. Google argues that its practices are in line with the rational use of copyright law, which is crucial to AI innovation. Legal judgment results may set precedents for content use in AI development and may require licensing or compensation mechanisms. The dispute underscores the urgent need for a clear legal framework and collaboration between tech companies, regulators and creators.