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12 May 2026

First-Ever CJEU Case On Generative AI And Copyright

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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will, for the first time, assess how EU copyright law applies to large language models.
European Union Intellectual Property

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will, for the first time, assess how EU copyright law applies to large language models.

In Like Company v. Google Ireland (C-250/25), Google’s Gemini is accused of reproducing news content without permission, raising key questions about LLM training, AI output liability, and text/data mining exceptions.

Although a ruling isn’t expected until 2027, the outcome is likely to have a lasting impact on AI compliance, publisher rights, and copyright risk in Europe.

Read the full article here.

Originally published 01.07.2025

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