The increasing preference for obtaining information directly from Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Copilot, or Gemini poses a challenge to Google's traditional search-based advertising model. As users bypass search engines for direct answers from LLMs, concerns arise about the potential impact on Google's ad revenues. Google's historical investment in AI and machine learning research indicates its awareness and preparedness for such technological shifts. The company might respond by integrating its own LLM solutions into the search experience, thus adapting to user preferences while preserving its advertising business. Google's diversified portfolio, including YouTube, Google Cloud, and Android, further buffers it against potential disruptions in any single area. The core issue is not whether Google's business model will face disruption, but how the company will innovate and adapt in response to changing user behaviors. Google's track record of adaptation and innovation suggests it may well navigate these challenges successfully.