Openai Bombing: wants to buy Google Chrome and completely transform it

The United States can make Google sell Chrome. And despite the fact that Mountain View does everything possible to avoid this, they will already have a potential buyer: OpenaiThe ChatGPT product manager, Nick Twilley, already told the judge that his company will be interested in acquiring a popular browser, reports ReutersField

Terley’s statements appeared during the testimony in the recent trial conducted by the Ministry of Justice of the United States to prevent Google from maintaining a monopoly in search of the Internet with Chrome.

During his line, the chapter of ChatGPT said that Openai contacted Google last year in order to close the agreement This allows the chat bot to use Google search technologyHe assures the field that they had “significant problems with quality” with their main supplier. “We believe that the presence of several partners and, in particular, the Google API, would allow us to provide users with the best product,” Openai said in an electronic letter sent to the Great G, which was shown during the trial.

Until Twilley, he mentioned the supplier, ChatGPT uses Bing search technology belonging to MicrosoftThe field and as for the association with Great G, the representative of Openai explained: “Today we have no connection with Google.”

Openai said Google was not a competitor

Google, as a defense, showed a document created by Openai, in which the company emphasized that Chatgpt was a leading chat in the market, and that They did not see Google as their largest competitorThe CHATGPT head under the field emphasized that this document was aimed at inspiring Openai employees. He also said that the company can still benefit from an association previously rejected by Google.

Interestingly, Openai is working on Own search service This would allow ChatGPT to educate 80 % of the results by the end of 2025. However, the company told the judge to achieve this percentage for years.

Meanwhile, Google appears the decisions of the US Department of Justice. The judge believes that the company has a monopoly in online posts. In addition, he uses the advantages of his dominant position to pay for companies such as Apple and Samsung, in order to use his search system as a default on his devices.