This accounting would detail the copyrighted works used to train Gemini, as well as how Google collected, duplicated, processed, and encoded these materials. The plaintiffs also seek court-supervised destruction of any unauthorized copies under Google’s control. Earlier, Hachette and Cengage aimed to join separate Google AI litigation in California. The New York case expands the list to include Elsevier, Turow, and S.C.R.I.B.E., while pursuing claims related to Google services, web scraping, and Gemini training.
