Google offers legal shield against AI copyright lawsuits, but questions persist

Google faces lawsuits alleging its AI models violate copyrights and privacy through training data. Google pledges legal protection for users against such claims.

Scope is limited to 7 Google services, leaves out Bard search tool. Raises accountability and IP protection questions.

Legal strategy aims to instill confidence, argues public data training isn't stealing. But lawsuits allege secret misuse.

Artists welcome policy but caution it may not cover all scenarios like intentional plagiarism. Taking proactive copyright measures still important.

Microsoft, Adobe offer similar protections. Lawsuits will shape legal frameworks and AI ethics foundations.