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Is this the end of Google's monopoly?
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What is discussed
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Starting from the US decision concerning Google’s search monopoly, the participants discuss distribution agreements, competing services and possible changes brought by AI. Attention shifts to assistants that remember preferences and provide conversational answers. The group sees user adoption as decisive and advertising as an unresolved challenge, without treating either a breakup or Google’s decline as an inevitable outcome.
Key points
- Default placement supports adoption alongside product quality.
- Personal assistants may change search habits through context and memory.
- Advertising within conversations requires different approaches, while Google retains resources and adaptability.
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