That's different as X is buying a form of exclusivity there. Paying a browser to become the default search engine is just to serve first. And, there is the arg

That's different as X is buying a form of exclusivity there. Paying a browser to become the default search engine is just to serve first. And, there is the argument users are not asking for, nor want Ai features, I bet most don't want it. They just want to chat, with humans that is. They are inserting Ai everywhere they can, not to rank up their product as the kind of product people are looking for, against those of the competitors. A browser without a default search engine is a downgrade for everyone. Although it would be more ethical if it simply prompted for which to default to. One could point at it and see an issue, but that's pretty different.