<ul><li>United States District Court Judge Amit Mehta ruled last year that Google violated antitrust law by maintaining a search monopoly.</li><li>Google and the Department of Justice are in the remedy phase of the trial to determine consequences and potentially change the search landscape in the AI era.</li><li>Over 20 witnesses, including tech firm representatives, testified in the trial, impacting the markets with their insights on search's past, present, and future.</li><li>One proposed remedy is to divest Google of Chrome and the Chromium project, but Google argues that it is uniquely qualified to run Chrome and worries about privacy and security implications.</li></ul>

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