Google CEO Sundar Pichai brought back Google founders Sergei Brin and Larry Page to fight the viral ChatGPT Search alternative threat.
According to a recent report, the company is in “code red” mode. Google has been shifting resources to the development of AI products it may show off to the public as soon as I/O 2023 later this year.
Google Search is the dominant player in the online search business, a tool many internet users take for granted. And Google has made sure over the years that its Search tool is always available, no matter the device or operating system. Google bought and developed Android and made it free for smartphone manufacturers. This way, Google Search would thrive in a mobile-first future.
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