OpenAI is a bigger threat to Google than US regulators
By Aditya Soni and Kenrick Cai Aug 8 (Reuters) – Google is facing a bigger threat from Sam Altman’s OpenAI even as it awaits a decision on how antitrust regulators in Washington plan to level the playing field in the internet search business. A US ruling on Monday, which found that Google built an illegal search monopoly, is being considered a big win for regulators.
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