Depending on what your main competitor gives you is a bad pattern. If it gets adopted enough, or somewhat Google see it as a threat, conditions will change, may

Depending on what your main competitor gives you is a bad pattern. If it gets adopted enough, or somewhat Google see it as a threat, conditions will change, maybe for everyone. Think in what Reddit did when seemed that ChatGPT was trained on Reddit content, they put a price to such 3rd party requests, ended a market of good frontend alternatives for it, some tools and bots stopped working, etc. Google could do something similar, or poison/watermark the results sent to them or even put Gemini to be creative enough with the way it send back results to make very hard to parse to send an unified answer. It is what is available now, and it may work, but it may stop doing so because things happening outside their control.