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Is separating Chrome not enough? The Justice Department seeks to separate the Android system and limit Google's AI training.
If the proposal is finally accepted, Google will no longer be able to own a browser, and will not be able to re-enter the browser market in the next five years. In addition, Google will no longer be able to monopolize a large amount of data resources, which are crucial for AI training.
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