In one of the most exciting cases in the world of technology, Openai entered the judicial confrontation line against Google, declaring before the court to be ready to buy the Chrome browser if Google is forced to abandon it under the ruling against it in the monopoly case.
The issue of search engines is opened the door for radical changes
The US Department of Justice is fighting a decisive judicial battle on Google, as the company accused the monopoly in the field of electronic research, and the American judge has previously ruled that Google has already practiced monopolistic behavior, and with the case entering the stage of determining the sanctions, a proposal forced the company to sell Chrome as one of the means of breaking this monopoly.
Openai enters the line with a clear desire to acquire
Nick Torley, head of the Openai Products Department, made his testimony before the court, revealing that the company will be interested in buying Chrome if it is offered for sale, and stressed that Openai believes that possession of Chrome will enable it to improve its experience for users, especially in light of its work to develop its own research model within Chatgpt.
Tense relationships with Google and failed partnership attempts
Torley also pointed out that Openai had contacted Google in the past year with the aim of establishing a partnership that allows it to use Google’s search facades, but the company rejected this cooperation, and according to Torley, Openai does not currently have any partnership with Google and depends on a provider called “provider No. 1”, and it seems that the talk about Bing from Microsoft with which the company has faced problems Repeated quality.
Openai faces challenges in building an independent search engine
Despite Openai’s previous plans to make its own engine the main source of search results in Chatgpt by the end of 2025, Torley made it clear that this goal has become far and may need years to achieve it, which reflects the volume of technical and cognitive challenge in building a competitive research database.
