Judge Amit Mehta, who is presiding over the case, has already found that Google used exclusionary agreements to maintain its search dominance. If the court sides with the Justice Department, it could result in drastic remedies — including forcing Google to sell off Chrome, one of its most strategic assets.

During the ongoing remedy phase of the Department of Justice's case against Google, OpenAI executive Nick Turley testified on Tuesday that his company would be interested in buying Chrome if Google was forced to sell it. Selling the Chrome web browser is one of the DOJ's proposed remedies for breaking up Google's search monopoly.

As the federal government and Google work through potential remedies for the company’s illegal monopoly over online search, OpenAI is interested in purchasing the Chrome browser, should the court order it be sold off to loosen Google’s grip on the market.