just thoughts, I'm probably wrong: google got paid a big chunk of money + pseudo anti-monopoly economics + dod stuff Esentially, THE ad and search company run

just thoughts, I'm probably wrong: google got paid a big chunk of money + pseudo anti-monopoly economics + dod stuff Esentially, THE ad and search company running the worlds top AI would raise too much suspicion once the nudging starts to crawl out of the skin of the early adopters. There's more relevant points on this one but I'm busy, sorry. The DOD and friends really want to know the people and if google becomes too AI driven, the DoD won't know the people, but versions of them that revealed less because AI gave them more than they asked for on the first or second attempt they phraised their question. Less content consumed via google means less (ads and other) exposure because AI assistance leads to some useful result quicker, hence the big chunk of money, because there's two sides of a coin.