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Money, Chrome, and ChatGPT: The high stakes of Google’s monopoly trial
Near the beginning of his opening arguments, David Dahlquist, a lawyer for the US Department of Justice, showed a slide that he described as Google’s “vicious cycle.” It goes like this: Google pays billions of dollars to be the default search engine practically everywhere,
ChatGPT leads in app usage, but Google's platform distribution through Search and Android presents a significant reach ...
As Google finds itself in a tricky trial, ChatGPT's creator OpenAI says it's willing to give Chrome a new home.
ChatGPT's Head of Product made the statement while testifying during Google's antitrust trial, which seeks to restore competition in online search.
Google's Gemini usage data was revealed this week by the tech giant during a court hearing in the company's internet search ...
Web browsers like Mozilla's Firefox and Apple's Safari already block third-party cookies by default, so Google Chrome would ...
After Google Chrome on desktop, ChatGPT now even works as the default search option on Safari for iPhone. Here's how it works ...
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