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Aachen court orders Google to stop its AI from spreading false claims about a doctor

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A court in Aachen, Germany, ordered Google to prevent its AI mode from spreading false claims about a doctor, whom AI Overviews summaries attributed a sexual assault offence and a dismissal that actually involved another person. The ruling, a preliminary injunction that is not yet final, relies on a Munich judgment from May that treats Google's AI answers as the company's own statements. Google faces fines of up to 250,000 euros per infringement.

In 40 seconds

  • The Aachen court ordered Google to block AI summaries that attributed false facts to a doctor, which had actually happened to another person at the same clinic.
  • The measure is preliminary and not final: Google can still appeal.
  • The ruling relies on a judgment by the Munich Regional Court I that treats AI answers as Google's own statements.
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