I only meant the US case, and somehow it doesn’t strike me as an example of justice having been done. Yes, hopefully EU/US are looking into what MS/OAI is doing

I only meant the US case, and somehow it doesn’t strike me as an example of justice having been done. Yes, hopefully EU/US are looking into what MS/OAI is doing now and preparing to sue again, but yes I also don’t have much confidence in legal systems moving at the warranted speed. In any case, it’s difficult to see how it’s even relevant. Google: monopolizes search. MS/OAI: straight up ignores copyright. You can see how Google may be benefitting from being the largest search provider and others (Kagi, etc.) have difficult time competing, but my viewpoint is that surprisingly enough now we have a new villain in town compared to whom even Google seems to be playing fairly.