Google's biggest threat is AI, not the DOJ
Briefly

Vineet Jain, CEO of Egnyte, experienced firsthand the simplicity of AI interfaces like ChatGPT, reflecting a broader shift in search behavior as users move away from Google. His son’s preference for AI tools highlights this change. This transformation occurs against the backdrop of potential legal challenges facing Google as the U.S. Department of Justice reviews its search monopoly. As AI platforms gain traction by directly answering queries, they pose an existential threat to Google's longstanding control over search and advertising revenues.
[Google's] 'hair' is going to be search, and that search business may very well be on the chopping block - even if the DOJ doesn't win its case.
Search is no longer analogous to Google. ChatGPT and other AI-native tools are starting to pull traffic and attention away from traditional search engines by answering questions directly.
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