Apple May Add AI Search Engines to Safari As Google Use Drops
- Apple is planning to redesign Safari to prioritize AI search engines amid declining traditional search usage.
- Eddy Cue, Apple’s SVP of services, highlighted a drop in Safari searches and anticipates AI tools like OpenAI and Perplexity AI replacing Google search.
- This shift is tied to ongoing antitrust legal challenges against Google, especially concerning its $20 billion annual agreement with Apple to be Safari’s default search engine.
- The DOJ proposes remedies such as forcing Google to sell Chrome and limiting default search deals, which Google opposes, arguing these measures could harm its product ecosystem.
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