Google's vice president of regulatory affairs, Lee-Anne Mulholland, claimed the DOJ's proposed search remedies are 'radical' and an 'overreach,' suggesting they exceed what is necessary.
The DOJ's remedies aim to prevent Google from blocking competition in the evolving search industry and may disrupt its innovations in AI search, which might strengthen its dominant position.
With the DOJ's proposals, Google faces the prospect of having to share significant search data with rivals and potentially break off marketing agreements with browsers and device manufacturers.
Despite these challenges, Google intends to continue enhancing its search capabilities, a strategy that will likely include advancements in AI, all under the scrutiny of potential regulatory changes.
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