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- OpenAI would buy Chrome if court orders spin-off, ChatGPT chief says
- Instagram co-founder says Meta starved his company of resources
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- Elon to refocus on ailing Tesla as Q1 profit -71%
- IMF cuts 2025 global growth forecast to 2.8% as trade war risks surface
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1. OpenAI would buy Chrome if court orders spin-off, ChatGPT chief says
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āYes, we would, as would many other parties,ā ChatGPT chief Nick Turley said when asked if OpenAI would buy Chrome.
Turley testified on Tue. as part of a 3-week trial aimed at Googleās search domination.
Having Chrome be more deeply integrated into OpenAI would allow for a better product, Turley said.
Search tech is crucial for OpenAI to make its aimed āsuper assistantā app successful, the ChatGPT chief said.
OpenAI, Meta, and Microsoft sought to put their AI chatbots on Samsung phones, a Google court presentation revealed.
OpenAI didnāt make much headway in negotiations with Samsung due to Googleās deeper pockets, Turley said.
Motorola is also working with AI firms, including Perplexity, a Google executive testified.
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3. Instagram co-founder says Meta starved his company of resources after acquisition
