The creators of generative AI chatbot ChatGPT, OpenAI, is officially preparing the launch of its very own search engine. The company revealed that a test version of the firm’s SearchGPT platform is set to arrive and compete with some of the most prominent platforms in the field.
The tool will summarize website contents, including various news sites. Moreover, SearchGPT will answer user questions regarding a search, in the same way they can with a product like ChatGPT. The development could be a gamechanger for the company and a new way of channeling its incredibly popular generative AI technology.
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OpenAI Takes On Google With the Arrival of SearchGPT
Few tech products have ever experienced the meteoric rise of ChatGPT. The AI chatbot debuted in 2022 and reached 1 million users just five days after it launched. Its arrival set off a digital revolution. Some of the most prominent companies in the world have sought to enter the space, and compete with the the program.
Now, OpenAI is set to take on some tech juggernauts with the launch of its SearchGPT Search engine. Indeed, the company took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce a new prototype for the platform. The company says the product has “new AI search features that give you fast and timely answers with clear and relevant sources.”
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The OpenAI search engine will integrate the company’s GPT language model into web searches. This allows questions to be asked and answered while using the platform. Moreover, they have announced publication partnerships to build the SearchGPT experience.
Google has embraced AI integration throughout this year, with SearchGPT looking like a worthy challenger. In February of last year, Microsoft’s Bing search engine announced ChatGPT integration. Now, it looks like OpenAI is taking the project in its own hands. It should provide an experience even more focused on GPT capabilities.