A U.S. federal judge has dismissed two antitrust lawsuits brought against Google over its AI-powered search feature, AI Overviews. The cases were filed by education technology company Chegg and Penske Media Corporation, the parent company of Rolling Stone. The plaintiffs argued that Google used AI Overviews to divert traffic away from websites and abused its dominant market position in the process. In the ruling, the judge said the claims presented by the plaintiffs did not meet the requirements of antitrust law. The development was cited by The Verge AI in the source brief.
A U.S. federal judge has dismissed two antitrust lawsuits filed against Google over its AI-powered search feature, AI Overviews.
The suits were brought by education technology company Chegg and Penske Media Corporation, the parent company of Rolling Stone.
The two companies alleged that Google used AI Overviews to divert traffic from websites and abused its monopoly position in the market.
In the ruling, the judge said the plaintiffs' claims did not satisfy the requirements of antitrust law.
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