Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella testified during the U.S. Department of Justice's accusation that Google's search business formed a market monopoly.displayGoogle does offer high amounts of money to sign exclusive cooperation agreements so that its search service crawlers can capture more Internet data for current artificial intelligence technology training.
Prior to this, Google had paid large sums of money to companies such as Apple, Mozilla, and Samsung to use Google Search as the default search service in their products or services, allowing more people to search for online content directly using Google Search.
When signing cooperation agreements, Google usually requires companies to sign exclusive cooperation agreements, and even prohibits other companies from providing services that are more advantageous than Google. As a result, Google Search has become a search service that more people are accustomed to using, and it has almost grabbed 90% of the market share in the US search market. As a result, it has been identified by the US Department of Justice as involving market monopoly.
However, according to Google, it emphasizes that many people use Google Search because its functions are more convenient. It also emphasizes that it does not require its partners to limit the provision of other search services and believes that it is not involved in monopoly.
According to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, the fact that many people search for online content through Google Search will enable Google to obtain more usage data, which can be used to train artificial intelligence technology and may even put Google in a more advantageous position in the development of artificial intelligence technology.
