Question $15$

$2$ pts

Large language model $($LLM$)$ chatbots, such as ChatGPT, present a challenge to traditional search engines like Google. According to Clayton Christensen's disruptive innovation theory, why might Google hesitate to launch a similar LLM$-$based chatbot as a primary product?

Because Google believes traditional search engines are fundamentally superior in quality

Because implementing LLM$-$based chatbots would require prohibitive technological changes

Because such a product could disrupt Google's main revenue model, potentially cannibalizing search advertising profits

Because chatbots lack the popularity needed to compete with traditional search engines

Because Google does not have sufficient data to train its own LLM models