The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is taking a bold step to tackle Google’s dominance in the online search market, proposing that the tech giant sell its Chrome browser and share data with competitors. With Google controlling 90% of the search market, the DOJ argues that drastic measures are needed to promote competition.

In this video, we break down:

1. The DOJ’s Antitrust Proposals: Why they want Google to sell Chrome and Android 🛑📲

2. Google’s Defense: Claims of consumer choice and the potential harm to AI innovation 🤖🛡️

3. OpenAI’s Ambitions: Could ChatGPT’s creator launch a browser to challenge Google? 🌐✨

4. What’s Next?: The April 2025 trial and its potential impact on tech’s biggest players ⚖️⏳

Join us as we explore what these changes could mean for the future of online search, AI, and your favorite tech platforms!

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