Eric Enge
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 12 Dec
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So Google's still the big dog.
And so there's a lot that needs to happen to change that.
And the way we need to think about this is for a change to be truly disruptive needs to be a big enough change that it's worth people changing deeply ingrained habits.
That's not trivial.
And there are all kinds of things that have happened through history where people launched something that everybody thought was going to be the next big thing.
And it just wasn't a big enough thing for people to adopt it.
This one's a little different.
ChatGPT, you know, launched November 2022, as we all know, and then Google responding.
So this is a situation where Google has embraced the change and, you know, AI overviews, which are a lighter weight version of Gemini, which you can read is costless to run and provide answers.
They are public after all, they have that burden of
delivering profits.
But nonetheless, that will give that experience to a lot of people.
And the other thing I expect is I'd be shocked if sometime in the next six to nine months, Google doesn't take some portion of their queries, call it 20%, 25%, 30%, and fling them into full AI mode.
And if it were me, I would seriously be thinking about doing that, right?
Because, I mean, Gemini is pretty good.
So when we talk about the shifts in the market, and this is where you started with this question, and I don't want to lose that part of the question.
Certainly, it's happening to a degree.
But even when you think about what might happen with agentic browsers, a wild success would be that they have 15% market share in three years.
It's not going to be 70% next year.
So it's going to happen incrementally.
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