This is a heads-up: It was revealed that OpenAI is planning a massive product based on its ChatGPT chatbot. In this take, it will deliver a new search engine that would help users surf the web easily.
This will be an AI-powered search engine that runs on ChatGPT, which is considered one of the best AI chatbots in the world.
Through this discovery, ChatGPT's search engine would compete with Google and its renowned search engine, which has been in the industry for decades.
OpenAI is Making a ChatGPT-Based Search Engine
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Ashutosh Shrivastava shared the logs that contain clues behind OpenAI's new search engine, which is based on its renowned AI chatbot.
The logs also show that a new domain dedicated to this experience was already listed under "search.chatgpt.com," which points to a yet-to-exist company website.
It takes form now as it is similar to ChatGPT's chatbot domain, chat.openai.com, which leads to the chatbot's dedicated website.
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ChatGPT's AI-Powered Search vs. Google
There is still no word on when ChatGPT's AI-powered search will be available, but OpenAI CEO Sam Altman previously discussed how AI and search come together.
With this, it will take on the top search engine in the world, Google, known for its massive internet developments and AI-powered search introduced earlier.
Over the past months, it has been evident that Google is developing its AI and its integration into Search that expands more of the renowned experience.
AI-Powered Search is Available
AI-powered search is no longer new, and OpenAI may be coming later than other competitors, especially with various takes on this integration of artificial intelligence for the web.
Its partner company, Microsoft, is known for launching AI-powered search during the early days of AI adoption. Bing's new search engine harnesses the GPT power.
That being said, Google is not one to back off from this as apart from its earlier Bard, the company also launched its take on AI-powered search, which was initially tested in the US, India, and Japan.
After doing so, Google's AI-powered search was made available to over 120 countries and territories, offering improved internet browsing experiences.
It is known that AI models and apps have learned from various resources, including the internet. Hence, its familiarity with it is no longer new and would greatly help in searching for information online.
That being said, new evidence shows that OpenAI is looking to catch up on this with ChatGPT, powering its dedicated search engine apart from its chatbot.
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