The next stage of the case against Google: Competition in the search and artificial intelligence area

The Ministry of Justice's lawsuit continues. Both sides presented their views on future search and artificial intelligence.

The government seeks to force Google to sell Chrome browser, stop exclusive deals with Apple and Samsung, force Google to share competitors' search results, limit Google deals with AI and may sell Android if other changes do not work.

Google believes that these ideas will prevent innovation. They argue that the separation of search data threatens the privacy of users, and the termination of distribution transactions will make devices more expensive and damages companies such as Mozilla.

📌 Antimonopoly process against Google puts the importance of AI for competition in search. Openai's Chatgpt product, Nick Terley, will testify on Tuesday, emphasizing as traditional search and AI are now related.

• 📌 The Ministry of Justice wants significant changes to break Google control.
• 📌 Google claims that these ideas will interfere with innovation.
• 📌 The case shows that both political parties are seriously approaching the problem of government in the large technology market.