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French newspapers appeal to antitrust regulator over Google's AI summaries

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

A federation of nearly 300 French newspapers said Tuesday that it filed a complaint with the country's competition authority over Google's new AI-generated summaries of search results, fearing the feature will further erode traffic to news websites.

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