Aachen court: Google's AI Mode answers are Google's own statements
A 24 September 2026 Aachen injunction, per The Decoder, treats Google's AI answers as its own content, with fines up to €250,000 per violation.
Liability
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Updated Nov 13, 2026
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All signals →FreightWaves: fleets on AI-only dash cams carry the liability for risky driving the AI never flagged
At the American Trucking Associations conference, trucking defence attorney Doug Marcello said plaintiffs now hunt for risky driving a fleet's camera recorded but its AI never labelled, and that "AI didn't pick it up" is no defence. Sean Ritchie of Solera, which sells human review, said Solera found up to 30% of AI-triggered videos held risk the AI missed; no sample size or method is published.
Why it matters If you own fleet safety or the camera contract, ask the vendor for its false-negative rate and who reviews unlabelled footage: providers keep that video 30 days to six months and it is discoverable.