The DOJ demands Google Search reforms, Chrome divestment, and open data sharing, but a judge questions whether AI already changed the game.
Google recently dominated headlines with its release of VEO-3, a cutting-edge AI video generation model that appears poised to monopolize the fast-growing generative video space. But even as the tech giant pushes deeper into AI, it’s still fighting to maintain its grip on the more familiar territory of online search.
Future of search may not involve search enginesMehta’s questions reflected deeper uncertainty about the future of online search itself. “Does the government believe that there is a market for a new search engine to emerge” as we think of one today, he asked.He noted the rapid rise of AI tools that may soon replace traditional search altogether.
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