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Kevin Okemwa

For OpenAI to win, Google must lose Chrome — making ChatGPT "a better product with a really incredible experience"

In this photo illustration, the logo of Chrome is displayed on a smartphone screen with OpenAI logo in the background on April 23, 2025 in Suqian, Jiangsu Province of China.

Antitrust watchdogs have been on Google's neck after it was established as an illegal monopoly in the search landscape. As part of the regulation process, US antitrust officials have proposed that the company be forced to sell its Chrome browser to create an even playing field for its competitors.

While the issue is still in trial, OpenAI has blatantly expressed interest in acquiring Chrome from Google if the US Department of Justice forces the company to sell the browser. "Yes, we would, as would many other parties," ChatGPT's lead added.

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