Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said artificial intelligence would allow Google to hold its monopoly over search during his testimony in a high-profile federal antitrust case against the search giant.
Nadella appeared in court on Monday, and he testified before District Court Judge Amit Mehta in the Department of Justice's case against Google over alleged antitrust breaches. The Microsoft CEO said the company's decision to incorporate artificial intelligence into Bing earlier this year was an effort to promote the search engine and give it an edge to compete with Google.
He said that Bing was developed to try and take a chunk of online advertising away from Google. He also said that Microsoft has invested $100 billion into Bing.
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