According to CoinMeta, a federal judge in the United States dismissed antitrust lawsuits against Google filed by Chegg and Penske. The two companies accused Google of violating antitrust laws in products such as AI, which led to a decline in traffic to multiple websites. However, the judge ruled that Google's actions were not illegal under antitrust law. Chegg accused Google of illegally scraping their educational content, allowing Gemini models to reconstruct this content and reduce website traffic. Penske also filed a similar case, claiming that the traffic to their publications was affected. The judge pointed out that the implied agreements between Google and the websites were not legally relevant, and the plaintiffs merely stated that they expected Google to send search traffic, but such expectations did not equate to agreements.