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Here's your TnB Tech Minute for Thursday, October 17th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

The most senior Google Executive overseeing the company's search engine and ads products,

Pravacar Ragavan is leaving the role.

The change comes as Google faces unprecedented pressure on its search business

from the courts and from rival artificial intelligence products.

Google's search advertising business is expected to dip below 50% of the market share in the

U.S. next year for the first time in more than a decade.

That's according to the research firm E-marketer.

Rogaban has led the company's core money-making business for four years.

He's moving to a new role as Google's

chief technologist working with CEO Sundar Pichai.

Rogavan will be succeeded by Nick Fox, a long time Google executive who has worked in the search organization.

We exclusively report that Open AI and consulting firm Bain and Co are expanding a deal to sell

Open AI's tools to Bain's clients.

The company's first announced a partnership last year.

At the core of the Pact is a team that will build industry-specific AI tools for sectors including retail and life sciences, according to Bain's CEO.

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