Chegg claimed that Google drew on Chegg's collection of 135 million questions and answers on a variety of subjects in its model training data sets.
After training its models, Google can generate content that competes with information that publishers have on offer in search results, Chegg argued in its complaint. The online learning company included a screenshot of a Google AI Overview that borrows details from Chegg's website but does not attribute the information. However, the relevant Chegg page does show up lower down in search results.