Recently, according to international media reports, Google is once again facing a major legal challenge for violating the European Union's intellectual property laws, specifically infringing on the copyrights of news media organizations, and the relevant French regulator has imposed a fine of up to €250 million. The fine marks the fourth time in the past few years that the French competition regulator has taken action against Google for violating copyright regulations. Specifically, the French regulator noted that Google used content from French publishers and news organizations without permission to train its artificial intelligence chatbot, formerly known as...