The new Ministry of Justice’s proposal still calls Google to strip Chrome, but it allows artificial intelligence investments
The US Department of Justice is still inviting Google to sell Chrome its web browser, according to Friday Lift.
The Ministry of Justice suggested for the first time that You must sell Google Chrome Last year, at the time of then President Joe Biden, but he appears to adhere to this plan under the second Trump administration. However, the administration no longer invites the company to strip all its investments in artificial intelligence, including billions of Google Pour.
“The illegal Google behavior has created an economically Goliath, which spoils the chaos on
“Marketplace is to ensure that – regardless of what is happening – Google always wins,” said the Ministry of Justice. ((Trump’s candidate For the Control of the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Justice is still waiting for confirmation.)
For this reason, the Ministry of Justice said it has not changed the “basic components” for its initial proposal, including withdrawing investments from chrome and prohibiting payments related to research partners.
In artificial intelligence, the Ministry of Justice said it no longer calls for “the mandatory disposal of Amnesty International’s investments from Google” and will be satisfied instead of “previous notification of future investments.” I also mentioned that instead of giving Google the option to strip Android now, it will leave a future decision before the court, depending on whether the market is more competitive.
This proposal follows the anti -monopoly claims submitted by the Ministry of Justice and 38 general attorneys in the state, and the leadership of Judge Amit P. Mehta Judgment that Google acted illegally To keep a monopoly on online search. Google said it would resume the Mihita decision, but in the meantime a show An alternative suggestion He said he would address his concerns by providing the partners with more flexibility.
Google spokesman Reuters said The sweeping “Ministry of Justice” proposals still go beyond the court’s decision, and will harm American consumers, economics and national security.
Mihata is scheduled to hear arguments from both Google and Doj in April.
