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How Big Tech Is Quietly Taking Over AI (Without Mergers)

Published: 2025-06-27
Status: Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 6
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 6
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Topic
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Meta is predicted to be forced to sell off Instagram and WhatsApp if it loses the ongoing FTC antitrust case.
"If Meta loses this antitrust case - the company could be forced to sell off Instagram and WhatsApp."
META
Pending
Meta is predicted to be allowed to retain its metaverse assets and AI glasses even if it loses the FTC antitrust case, due to their limited usage by others.
"They would – most likely – still be allowed to hold on to the metaverse and those creepy AI glasses that Zuckerberg wears with the built-in cameras – just because nobody else actually uses them."
META
Pending
The cumulative effect of Big Tech's 'non-acquisition acquisitions' is expected to reshape competition within the AI industry.
"their cumulative effect can without a doubt be expected to reshape competition within an industry."
AI Industry Competition
Pending
The AI industry is predicted to remain extremely competitive with little pricing power in the near future, without a single dominant company emerging.
"meaning that there may not be a dominant AI company in the near future and that the industry could instead remain extremely competitive with very little pricing power."
AI Industry Structure
Pending
Regulators are predicted to potentially shut down Big Tech's 'non-acquisition acquisitions' in AI if these deals are found to be harming competition.
"regulators do appear to already be “on to what’s going on” and could shut these deals down if they appeared to be harming competition in the industry."
AI Antitrust Regulation
Pending
The author predicts that Big Tech's 'non-acquisition acquisitions' in AI are unlikely to be stopped by regulators anytime soon.
"it is not obvious to me that they will be stopped anytime soon."
AI Antitrust Regulation
Pending