The US Department of Justice is persisting in its demand for Google to divest its web browser Chrome, despite some adjustments in its overall approach. Originally proposed last year, this demand remains unchanged under the new administration. The DOJ acknowledges Google's illegal monopoly in online search but has softened its stance on forced AI divestitures, opting instead for prior notification of future investments. This comes amid ongoing antitrust suits that have highlighted Google's market dominance, prompting a response from Google, which argues the proposals could be detrimental to consumers and the economy.
Google's illegal conduct has created an economic goliath, one that wreaks havoc over the marketplace to ensure that - no matter what occurs - Google always wins.
The DOJ is no longer calling for the mandatory divestiture of Google's AI investments and will instead be satisfied with prior notification for future investments.
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