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The company AI Web Search Perplexity hits another lawsuit Introduction of copyright violations and trademarks, this time from the Britannica and Merriam-Webster Encyclopedia. Britannica, a century-owner, which owns Merriam-Webster, sued Confusion in New York Federal Court 10. September.
In the lawsuit, companies indicate This “responding to the” Paphituality “will struggle on their websites, steals their internet traffic and plagiarizing their material protected by copyright law. The Britanica also states a violation of trademarks when confusion connects the two companies to hallucinate or incomplete content.
The word “plagiarize” illustrates the accuracy point. The court document includes screenshots backwards that show the result of confusion is identical to the definition of Merriam-Webster.
