Times Now · Technology · 2026-09-02
EU asks publishers their views on Google's plan to let them opt out of
EU asks publishers their views on Google's plan to let them opt out of its AI-powered search features without hurting their position in regular search results. The feedback from publishers could play a crucial role in the EU’s ongoing antitrust investigation into Google. Google announced its publisher opt-out plan in June. EU regulators are seeking publishers’ views on Google’s AI search opt-out plan as concerns grow over competition, content use, website traffic and the risk of another antitrust fine., Technology & Science, Times Now
Why it matters. This antitrust inquiry could reshape how major tech companies deploy AI search features and interact with content publishers.
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