OpenAI Would Totally Buy Chrome From Google, in Case Anyone Was Wondering

Since the federal government and Google are working through potential treatments for the illegal monopoly of the company to search online, Openai is interested in purchasing the Chrome browser, if the court is sold to reduce the Google grip in the market. According to Bloomberg, Nick Turley, president of Openai Product, told Chatgpt, to the browser intelligence company’s interest in the browser while it was witnessed at the request of the Ministry of Justice.

To be fair, Openai’s interest in chrome is not unique. Torley said that “many other parties” also want to buy the browser if it is available-and it is understood, that Chrome’s vision has about 3.45 billion users worldwide and holds nearly two-thirds of the browser market. Turkey and Openai also have another convincing reason to indicate that there will be a lot of interest in chrome – a TURLEY certificate can help influence the court’s decision to violate the browser free from Google’s control.

Whether Openai ended or not, it has a much better photography in dealing with those who have a copy of the Chrome from Google, given that it made zero trying to get Chatgpt an original merge into the Google Environmental System. Earlier in the experiment, Torley has seen that research technology would be a key to Openai’s goal of building a “super auxiliary”, but Google, one of the largest Openai’s competitors in the area of ​​artificial intelligence, closed Openai.

Turley put some details about the reason for Openai’s desire for the browser. First of all: distribution. Getting ChatGPT on more devices appears to have proven a challenge for the company. Although it contains integration on iOS devices, Turley claims that obtaining Android devices was more difficult, partly due to the fact that Google gave some preferential treatment to Jumini, the AI ​​product that focuses on the consumer. But also because Google pays some Android phone makers. The Ministry of Justice told the court on Monday that Google paid a “huge amount of money in a fixed monthly payment” to Samsung in order to obtain prior Gemini on the company’s devices. Openai seems to make an offer for the same access, but it lost. Torley said that this is “not a decrease in trying”, for all Bloomberg.

Torley also expressed his concern that Openai “may be closed” by some major companies that “control the points of access to how people are discovered, including our products.” Apple and Google maintains the control stores for their mobile phones, which means that Google can give priority to their own products, Gemini, and Apple can give priority to (Chatgpt is currently two in the iOS Free Free Applies). All this will be a little more real concern if Openai is also not raised with $ 13 billion in Microsoft, which in turn merged the AI ​​model to start operating into its research (well, it’s Bing, but still), a browser, AI Suite, AI devices, and independent devices. It is a bit difficult to imagine that Openai will operate Chrome as a kind of open access stronghold and not a way to pay users directly to its search product, SHATGPT Search.

HECK, if he wants a very bad browser, he might only be able to create one of Chromium, which is an open source web browser that Google keeps and is used as a basis for multiple browsers including Microsoft Edge, Opera and Google Chrome. According to Openai’s thought of entering the field of the browser, he started talking about building its back in November last year. However, getting her hands on Chrome will start this entire process. But the Chrome output from Google’s hands may be more important in Openai.