Google faces a complaint of monopoly at a general overview of artificial intelligence

According to Google, a complaint to combat monopoly in the European Union (EU) of an alliance of independent publishers on the advantage of artificial intelligence overview.

The independent publishers alliance filed the complaint to the European Commission (EC), claiming that Google offends its market strength in the field of online search.

The group seeks to obtain temporary measures to stop what they argue as great damage to traffic, decision and revenues, according to a document reached by Reuters.

To summarize an artificial intelligence overview web content and display over traditional search results, as it provides brief information through obstetric artificial intelligence with links to deeper exploring.

Since May 2025, these summaries have included advertisements available in more than 120 countries across 11 languages.

Google’s move to integrate artificial intelligence into the search engine has sparked concerns among publishers about the unauthorized use of their materials.

The complaint argues that the Google mode is a general overview of artificial intelligence in the highest search results pages that are not proportional to their own summaries over the original content of publishers. It also claims that the choice of the use of artificial intelligence materials from Google means losing vision in general research results, which leads to the effective closure of publishers in participation.

Google was confronted by noting that Features of artificial intelligence Open new ways to inquire and discover the user, stressing that billions of clicks are directed at web sites every day. According to Google, changes in the traffic traffic can be attributed to factors such as seasonal differences and advanced user interests.

The complaint is supported by the movement of the Open Community Interest Company and Foxglove. Rosa Kerling, joint manager of Foxglove, emphasized the existential threat offered to the independent press by Amnesty International from Google and called for organizational intervention.

This issue reflects similar legal challenges in the United States, as EDTECH has accused the Google feature of undermining the demand for original content.

Meanwhile, the United Kingdom Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has suggested that Google set with the “strategic market status” in public research and advertising. This appointment can enable the targeted regulatory procedures related to the use of Google for the spontaneous organization in its research services as part of the broader efforts to address the dominance of the market.

“Google faces a complaint of monopoly on an artificial intelligence overview” was originally created and published RulingThe brand owned by Globaldata.

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