Recently, the Mita AI search team received a 28-page infringement notice from China Academic Journal (CD-ROM Edition) Electronic Magazine Co., Ltd. (CNKI). The notice pointed out that Mita AI search provided users with a large number of titles and abstracts of CNKI academic documents through its platform without obtaining CNKI's permission. This behavior is considered to have seriously infringed the legitimate rights and interests of CNKI. At the same time, CNKI required Mita Technology to disconnect all links from search results to the CNKI website, and stated that if business cooperation is required, it should contact CNKI. Mita responded to this matter, saying that according to academic norms, the abstracts and titles of documents should be…