It is a busy time in AI and copyright law. Alongside a growing body of academic analysis and media coverage, real-world litigation, possible regulatory measures, and first lower court rulings are now beginning to shape the field. With Like Company v Google, the first groundbreaking AI copyright case is now headed to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). In this case, a Hungarian press publisher challenges Google and its Gemini chatbot for reproducing and communicating its editorial content without authorisation … (more)
[Philipp Hacker, Verfassungsblog, 17 July 2025]
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