> but rather a reflection of the fact the untrue information is contained in the websites that Gemini scrapes It was a verbatim copy of the text, which raises

> but rather a reflection of the fact the untrue information is contained in the websites that Gemini scrapes It was a verbatim copy of the text, which raises the question about copyright. I guess "Wisconsin Cheese Mart" could probably sue Google, but more importantly, this would also mean that it is capable of making verbatim copies of the books contained in Anna's Archive. That is, assuming that Google also did torrent the books like Meta did, which is very likely. Funny how they call it "reflection", and not "copy". Maybe that's the way to win in courts: I didn't copy that movie, that was just a reflection of it. Wouldn't this user of Gemini, who would copy Gemini's response to use this text in their ads, potentially get into copyright troubles with "Wisconsin Cheese Mart"?