French regulators on Wednesday said Google failed to notify news publishers that it was using their articles to train its artificial intelligence algorithms, part of a wider ruling against the company for its negotiating practices with media outlets. The disclosure by the French competition authority was part of a fine of €250 million, or about $270 million, for failing to negotiate fair licensing deals with media companies to publish article links in search results.
Source: France Fines Google Amid A.I. Dispute With News Media