OpenAI launches ChatGPT-based search engine to compete with Google
The search engine could put the AI company in competition with Google.
ADVERTISINGOpenAI launches ChatGPT-based search engine that could impact the flow of internet traffic around the world look for news, sports results and other relevant information.
The artificial intelligence (AI) company said Thursday it is launching search function for paid ChatGPT users, but will eventually extend it to all ChatGPT users.
The company released a preview version to a small group of users and editors in July. The original version of ChatGPT, released in 2022, was trained on huge amounts of online text, but couldn’t answer questions about current events this was not in your training data.
The feature could put OpenAI in direct competition with Google, which upended its rules in May. search engine with AI-generated written resumes which now often appear at the top of search results.
This could be the end of Google as we know it.
The purpose of these summaries is quickly respond to user requestsso you don’t have to click on the link and visit other website for more information.
Google’s image change came after a year of testing with a small group of users, but its use continued. leading to false results which show the risks of outsourcing information searches to artificially intelligent chatbots that are prone to making mistakes known as hallucinations.
The decision by artificial intelligence companies to force their chatbots to suggest news collected by professional journalists has alarmed some media outlets. “New York Times” This is one of the media outlets that sued OpenAI. and its business partner Microsoft for violating copyright. News Corp, publisher of the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post, sued another artificial intelligence search engine, Perplexity, in early October.
On Thursday OpenAI published on his blog that Its new search engine was created with the help of partners in the information sector.n, including The Associated Press and News Corp. It will include links to sources such as news and blogs, the company said. It was unclear whether the links would correspond to the original source of the information presented by the chatbot.