
The Competition Board launched an investigation into Google's artificial intelligence previews and artificial intelligence mode services and issued an interim injunction.
The Competition Board launched an investigation to examine whether the 'artificial intelligence previews' and 'artificial intelligence mode' features in Google's search service violate competition and decided to impose interim measures.
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The Competition Board is examining the impact of artificial intelligence features on Google's search engine on content producers.
The Competition Board stated that it was decided to open an investigation and impose interim measures regarding Google's artificial intelligence previews and artificial intelligence mode services.
In the statement made on the Competition Authority's website, it was noted that it was decided to open an investigation to determine whether the "artificial intelligence previews" and "artificial intelligence mode" features offered by Google within the scope of its search service violate the relevant law article.
Within the scope of the preliminary research, it was examined how "artificial intelligence previews and artificial intelligence mode" transformed users' information access behavior and thus whether they negatively affected the traffic to news publishers and other content producers.
"IT WAS DECIDED TO IMPLEMENT TEMPORARY MEASURES"
In the statement, it was stated that the preliminary investigation examined whether the conditions in the contracts signed between Google and news publishers regarding the use of content were unfair contractual conditions, whether artificial intelligence previews and artificial intelligence mode caused an exclusionary effect on news publishers, other content producers and artificial intelligence chat assistants, and whether different practices were applied to news publishers in terms of selecting their content as a source in artificial intelligence previews and artificial intelligence mode or entering into agreements regarding the licensing of the content.
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Implementation of interim measures regarding Google's artificial intelligence features.
Very likely · Within weeks

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