Remember when folks claimed Google died after ChatGPT launch?

[Yash]

[Vijay]

Google's AI summary in search actually saved Google, to be honest.

[Ritvik]

Not gonna lie, these days I use ChatGPT more than Google even for searching.

[Kiran]

People often search for ChatGPT on Google before they open it.

[Ritvik]

Another day, another person comparing market cap with GDP.

[Harini]

Google was never really dead; its search + ads are just too sticky. AI changes behaviour but doesn't kill the business, it just shifts it.

[Bhavana]

I never get why people make such a stupid comparison. The market capitalisation of a company is the total value it has built over its whole life. A country's GDP is the amount it generates in a year. It's like comparing net worth with monthly salary.

[Madhu]

The post is misleading, but the harsh truth is Google's value is close to the entire Indian stock market, which is about $4.7 trillion to $5 trillion.

[Saloni]

Maybe that guy didn't know Google has been working on AI since 2012 (Google set up DeepMind that year).

[Akbar]

Google is literally the gateway to the internet. They have the best all-in-one AI, the second-best browser (the first is obviously Brave), they own the Chromium project, Android, YouTube – the only real video-sharing platform – the most used email service, they even make quantum chips, etc. I could go on, but Google is truly a powerhouse. The only thing they're missing right now is a computer OS that runs on both x86 and ARM.

[Aditya]