Another day, another lawsuit claiming an AI firm stole publisher data.  The latest has Canadian gen AI firm Cohere being sued for breach of copyright by fourteen major publishers including The Guardian and Condé Nast. The complaint alleges that Cohere has used the publishers’ content to train its AI systems and then generate results that compete with the publishers’ own offerings.

Preliminary findings by the European Commission state that Apple and Google are in violation of the EU’s Digital Markets Act. Among the findings, Google Search is accused of prioritizing Google’s own products and services in results; Apple is instructed to improve interoperability between iOS and third-party devices. The companies now have an opportunity to respond.