‘Will we abandon the search market and surrender them to control of the monopolists?’ The Justice Department says Google’s ‘illegal conduct has created an economic goliath’

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‘Will we abandon the search market and surrender them to control of the monopolists?’ The Justice Department says Google’s ‘illegal conduct has created an economic goliath’ - Fortune

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"Gen AI is Google's next evolution to keep their vicious cycle spinning," the DOJ's lawyer said.

Although the proposed penalties were originally made under President Joe Biden's term, they are still being embraced by the Justice Department under President Donald Trump, whose first administration filed the case against Google.

The search case marked the first in a succession of antitrust cases that have been brought against a litany of tech giants that include Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms, which is currently fighting allegations of running an illegal monopoly in social media in another Washington D.C.trial.