
Good morning! A Texas lawsuit will test abortion shield laws, Figs gets a takeover offer, and Google’s VP of Search must keep the everyday tool relevant in the AI era. Enjoy your Monday!
- Search is on. The rise of generative AI has led some people to question the future of Google Search. The tool so ubiquitous it became a verb for the first time faces a real challenger in this era. Would people rather get AI-generated answers to their queries than comb through search results for information?
The woman in charge of ensuring Google Search stays relevant is Liz Reid, a 20-year Google veteran who was promoted to lead Google Search earlier this year. She joined Google in 2003 as an engineer building Google Local, which laid the foundation for Google Maps. Reid joined my colleague Jeremy Kahn for a conversation at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI summit last week.