Google spent years trying to become the front door to the internet. AI is turning it into something much bigger, and much more awkward. Every week seems to bring another reminder that once your products become the layer between people and information, shopping, work and increasingly government itself, every mistake becomes political, every product decision becomes regulatory and every success attracts another group trying to shape what you build next. Subscribers get the full breakdown of why this week's stories all point in the same direction.

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