There are reports leaking that OpenAI will soon roll out its own search engine based on ChatGPT to take on Google.
Some say a website called search.chatgpt.com coming online on May 9th will be that new search engine.
But it remains to be seen.
The website name could have been quickly registered by an OpenAI developer for testing purposes.
People often watch websites with popular domains like ChatGPT.com and assume something’s in the works if they see activity.
If OpenAI does launch a ChatGPT search engine, it will most likely involve sending in natural language queries and receiving replies from an AI system, just like Perplexity or Google’s upcoming Gemini.
Google has dominated web search for more than 20 years and has 90% market share.
But the cautious approach Google is taking to generative AI has some speculating that competitors, such as OpenAI, could somehow make their mark.
A ChatGPT search engine may produce regular search results but also incorporate a chat interface where you can get answers summarized by an AI model.
The big questions are: Would you switch to using a ChatGPT-based search as your primary engine?
Or would you only use it occasionally?
And how much do you trust AI-generated summaries for your searches?
Currently, paid ChatGPT users can access external search engines from within ChatGPT itself.
But this feature is inconsistent and gets disabled at times.
In a recent a podcast, OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman suggested ChatGPT could represent the future of search by integrating large language models and web search capabilities.
Only time will tell what kind of search product, if any, OpenAI actually releases.
We’ll have to wait and see what they have planned.
OpenAI is rumoured to be launching its own search engine based on ChatGPT, aiming to offer a unique alternative to traditional search engines by utilizing AI for natural language queries.
Unlike Google, the ChatGPT search engine is expected to include a chat interface where users can interact directly with an AI model to get summarized answers and information.
Speculation suggests that the domain search.chatgpt.com, registered for testing, could potentially be the platform for the new OpenAI search engine.
With Google holding a dominant position in web search, OpenAI’s entry into this space with a ChatGPT-based engine could introduce a significant shift in how users interact with search technology.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, mentioned on a podcast that integrating large language models with web search capabilities could be the future direction for search engines, indicating a move towards more AI-integrated search solutions.
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