Millions of users rely on Google to search for information online, making it the most visited website in the world.
In an effort to compete with Google, ChatGPT has introduced its own search engine. OpenAI’s ChatGPT tool has gained immense popularity in recent years
and has changed the game in generative AI. The company hopes that the ChatGPT Search Engine will have similar success.
New Features for Real-Time Information
While OpenAI’s chatbot can do many tasks, it previously lacked access to the latest information.
Now, with a new web search feature, ChatGPT aims to compete directly with established search engines like Google and Bing.
OpenAI states that this upgrade will allow users to quickly find important and relevant information related to any keyword or phrase, making it similar to Google Search.
OpenAI has continually improved its chatbot, with paid versions offering more features than the free one.
Instead of launching a separate product, OpenAI has integrated the search engine into its existing tools.
Previously, users could not access real-time information, but now they can search for anything they need.
OpenAI explained in a blog post that the new search engine will utilize both third-party search providers
and content shared by contributors. This ensures users receive accurate information on various topics and can find the content they require.
Initially, access to the search engine will be available to ChatGPT Plus and Team users, with plans to roll it out to enterprise and education customers in the coming weeks.
Eventually, free-tier users may also gain access. The new search engine will function like Google Search, providing information on topics ranging from the weather to stock prices and breaking news right on the ChatGPT homepage.
