On September 24, Aachen Regional Court prohibited dissemination of three types of false statements that Google AI Mode generated by confusing a doctor with another person’s case. Citing a Munich court’s reasoning that AI combines sources into independent statements, it noted possible sanctions of up to €250,000 per violation. The Munich appeal ended in settlement without a higher-court ruling, and the Aachen decision can also be challenged. The case reflects a trend toward holding providers responsible for generated results, but does not establish compensation for every answer or a general duty to pay publishers.