New Delhi, April 22: Google's search monopoly trial started on Monday in Washington, D.C. During the trial, the judge will listen to the Department of Justice (DOJ) as they present their case for breaking up Google's Chrome and Android divisions. In response, Google intends to argue that separating these units could risk the US economy and hinder innovation.

As per a of Reuters, the US DOJ is pushing Google to sell its Chrome web browser. US Department of Justice attorney reportedly stated that it is crucial to impose strict measures on Alphabet's Google to stop the company from using its artificial intelligence (AI) products to strengthen its control over online search. The statement was made as the trial for the antitrust case commenced on Monday.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천What Is New Gmail Scam? Google Issues Warning About Sophisticated Email Fraud Stealing Login Credentials, Here슬롯사이트™s What Gmail Users Should Do To Stay Safe.

During the opening statement, DOJ attorney David Dahlquist reportedly stated that now is the moment to send a clear message to Google and other monopolistic companies. He stated, "time to tell Google and all other monopolists who are out there listening, and they are listening, that there are consequences when you break the antitrust laws." Google in a said, "With new services like ChatGPT (and foreign competitors like DeepSeek) thriving, DOJ슬롯사이트™s sweeping remedy proposals are both unnecessary and harmful."

Reports indicate that the DOJ, along with a broad coalition of state attorneys general are advocating for solutions that they believe will help to restore competition in the search market. The push for remedies comes at a time when search evolves to overlap with generative AI products, like ChatGPT.

During the trial, Dahlquist reportedly stated that the court's remedy should be focused on the future and take into account of emerging trends and technologies. He also highlighted that Google's position in the search market supports to improve its AI tools, which in turn lead users back to its search platform.

In his opening statement, Google's lawyer, John Schmidtlein, stated that the suggestions made by the DOJ are essentially a "a wishlist for competitors looking to get the benefits of Google's extraordinary innovations." Additionally, Google reportedly plans to challenge the decision through an appeal once the final ruling is made.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Google Pays INR 20.24 Crore Penalty To Settle Android TV Antitrust Case in India.

The DOJ has reportedly suggested that if other solutions do not succeed in restoring competition in the market, Google may be required to sell its Android mobile operating system. US District Judge Amit Mehta had previously ruled that Google's agreements with device manufacturers to be the default search engine helped maintain its monopoly.

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