Google has been sued in a class-action lawsuit that alleged that the tech giant scraped data from millions of users without their consent using its artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
The lawsuit said Google also violated copyright laws in order to train and develop its AI products, according to a CNN report, IANS said in a news dispatch from San Francisco.
The class-action suit was filed on Tuesday against Google, its parent company Alphabet, and AI subsidiary DeepMind in a US federal court in California and was brought by Clarkson Law Firm.
The firm previously filed a similar suit against ChatGPT-maker OpenAI last month. (OpenAI did not previously respond to a request for comment on the suit.)
According to the lawsuit, Google “has been secretly stealing everything ever created and shared on the Internet by hundreds of millions of Americans”, the IANS report stated.
The complaint also alleged that Google took “virtually the entirety of our digital footprint”, including “creative and copy-written works” to build its AI products.
Google did not immediately comment on the lawsuit.
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