TOO CLASSY FOR THIS SUIT: What Two Google Rulings Say About How Not To Define A Class

Summary

The article discusses litigation involving Google's use of copyrighted materials to train its generative AI, focusing on class-action challenges. The discussion ties to the key concept of generative AI by illustrating legal hurdles, particularly in defining plaintiff classes. The tags highlight entities and concepts central to the case, such as Google, artificial intelligence, and the legal context provided by LexisNexis.