In a trial assessing Google's dominance in online search, OpenAI's executive Nick Turley indicated interest in acquiring Chrome, should Google face a sell order. The US government seeks to break up Google, citing monopolistic behavior in search and advertising. Google denies selling Chrome and plans to appeal recent antitrust rulings. The case reflects broader concerns over tech monopolies as new generative AI services, like ChatGPT, transform the market, complicating regulatory responses to online dominance.
The current trial is looking at remedies to curtail Google's dominance in online search, as the recent explosion in generative AI services such as ChatGPT has expanded the market.
Imran Rahman-Jones testified that OpenAI would purchase Chrome if Google was forced to sell, indicating potential shifts in the tech giants' landscape.
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