EU Antitrust Regulators Quiz Publishers on Google’s AI Search Opt-Out
The questionnaire asks whether publishers would use the opt-out and says their feedback could shape an ongoing competition investigation.
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EU antitrust regulators seek publisher views on Google’s AI search opt-out proposal
The European Commission is seeking publishers’ views on whether Google’s proposed AI opt-out adequately addresses concerns over content use, search rankings and declining traffic. The feedback comes as EU regulators investigate Google’s AI search practices. Publishers have until August 28 to respond to a questionnaire covering the opt-out and Google’s planned integration of AI Overviews and AI Mode.
[Digital Daily Reporter Chae Seong-oh] While Google has opened a path for media outlets to refuse the use of their content in AI search while maintaining exposure in general search, the European Union (EU) is currently conducting verification procedures regarding this. This is because, although they can now refuse AI content usage while retaining general search exposure, they must also forgo the traffic generated from rapidly growing AI search. …
Google aims to resolve EU antitrust probe with global AI opt-out for publishers
Google will allow publishers to opt-out of its artificial intelligence-powered services without affecting their rankings in Search results, in a move the tech company hopes will address an EU abuse of dominance probe.
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