Google’s Next Big Bet Is a Business It’s Never Won
On October 28, Google told Wall Street something that publishers, small businesses and anyone who’s ever depended on search traffic have been telling Google for two years. When the AI answers the question, the money doesn’t always follow. Of course, Google didn’t say it quite that way. What Philipp Schindler, Google’s chief business officer, did […] The post Google’s Next Big Bet Is a Business…
On October 28, Google announced to Wall Street that the tech giant has embarked on a new venture that it has previously failed to conquer. Karen Webster, CEO of PYMNTS, a leading expert in payments innovation and digital economy, expressed her thoughts on the matter. PYMNTS, a top media platform covering payments, commerce, and the digital economy, has been advising multinational companies and sitting on boards of AI, healthtech, and real-time payments firms. In fact, Webster herself founded PYMNTS.com in 2009.
The core of Google's next big bet lies in merchant acceptance. According to the market share growth, the Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit against Google appears to be groundless. With the integration of AI technology, Google is set to take orders and prepare purchases, marking yet another attempt to win a business it has never previously won.
Written by urgent.news from PYMNTS's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
