Google AI搜索摘要再遭反垄断诉讼，平台权力边界再成焦点

2026-01-14 10:44:11

【链文】Google刚向美国哥伦比亚特区提交动议，想驳回某科技媒体对其AI搜索功能的反垄断起诉。这个AI搜索摘要功能到底怎么惹麻烦了？Google的说法是，这是合理的产品创新迭代，而且媒体可以选择不被索引，根本没有强制行为。

有意思的是，这已经是Google第三次请求法院撤销相关诉讼了。如果这次又没成功，案件可能会进入更大规模的审理——涉及AI技术、平台垄断权力、搜索生态等一系列深层问题的碰撞。这场官司背后反映的，其实是传统内容方与AI平台之间对数据使用权、流量分配的根本分歧。

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TokenDustCollector

· 8h ago

Google is playing "hide and seek" in court again, brother, the third time, really persistent... But to be honest, AI summarization is indeed quite delicate. The media's traffic has been drained, and Google still says "you can choose not to be indexed," which is an absurd logic, hilarious. The war in the search ecosystem has just begun. Let's wait and see how it will be judged later.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 8h ago

This is the third time haha, Google is betting that the courts won't bother it, right? We all know that this AI summary is just free content, and they say "you can choose not to be indexed," but the traffic is already gone, okay?

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 8h ago

This is the third time haha, is Google treating the court like a vending machine? Media can choose not to be indexed, it's easy to say, but who can stand the loss of search traffic? The ecosystem's internal competition has really reached this point, AI consumes content much faster than creation.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 8h ago

This is the third time haha, Google is probably betting that courts will get tired... saying "you can choose not to be indexed," but all the traffic is being siphoned off by AI summaries. Isn't this a de facto coercion? Content creators are really stuck. Google trains AI with your data while claiming you have the freedom to choose. It's hilarious.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 8h ago

This is the third time, and Google is still stubborn. "Product iteration"? Nice way of putting it—it's just directly providing answers based on others' content. Do they still want to give traffic to original creators?

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