This is the Electi review. Today, Google is no longer a search engine. It is becoming an AI infrastructure. And the distinction carries real consequences for every business that relies on it. In 2026, Google has integrated its Gemini model across Search, Gmail, Docs, Workspace, and Android. This is not a feature update, it is an architectural shift. The same provider now controls the query, the document, the productivity workflow, and the device. When intelligence is embedded at every layer, the cost of switching stops being a technical question and becomes a strategic one. The numbers frame the stakes. According to an ICOM team system study, 78% of Italian companies with 10 or more employees began using AI tools in at least one business function in 2024. Yet only 16.4% had fully integrated AI systems by 2025. Adoption is accelerating faster than governance. That gap is exactly where dependency forms without a board decision ever being made. On search, the impact is already measurable. Google AI Overviews launched in Italy on March 26, 2026. In AI mode, over 90% of searches no longer generate clicks to external sources, according to SEMrush data. For any business that relies on organic traffic, this is not an incremental change. It is a structural rewrite of the channel. Then there is Anti-Gravity, Google's platform for third-party AI agent development. The logic mirrors Android. Build the environment, let others build on top, then capture the layer that everything depends on. If anti-gravity succeeds, software will be evaluated not by its interface but by how well it can be orchestrated by agents. The core argument is this. Companies are not just choosing a product when they adopt Google AI. They are choosing a dependency. The model becomes implicit infrastructure. Exit costs rise with every workflow that gets automated. And pricing, access, and rules can change unilaterally. The practical response is not ideological rejection, it is structured awareness. Map where Google already sits in your stack. Track which data flows through it. Protect the processes that define your competitive advantage. And maintain a credible plan B before you need one. That's the review.