It has been reported that OpenAI has been working on the ChatGPT search engine, an alternative to Google. The company has registered a new domain name, “search.chatgpt.com,” along with a security certificate, indicating an impending launch of the ChatGPT-powered search engine, according to a recent post on Y Combinator’s Hacker News community. But as of right now, accessing the URL results in the message “Not found.”
The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, was formerly the president of the venture capital firm Y Combinator (YC), which was one of the initial investors in OpenAI.
it also might indicate that OpenAI’s first product that functions similarly to Google Search is about to make its official debut in the coming days. The ChatGPT search engine may debut on May 9th, per a post by AI influencer Pete Huang on X. Several other reports also suggest that the ChatGPT search engine may launch in the coming days.
What is the Search Engine used by ChatGPT?
To be a product that blends generative AI capabilities similar to ChatGPT with web search engine capabilities like Google is the ChatGPT search engine. The ChatGPT search engine, which is comparable to Perplexity AI, will probably display results that contain artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content along with pertinent web pages when a user asks a question or types a query.
This implies that for users who require a little more information than a summary, they will also receive direct links in addition to an AI summary of all the pertinent information that is readily available on the internet.
With nearly 90% of the market, Google presently dominates the search engine industry; Microsoft Bing is the second-largest search engine. For some time now, Google has also been experimenting with AI features. Unlike ChatGPT, which is a chatbot driven by generative AI, OpenAI has the potential to integrate advertisements through its search engine, thereby generating fresh for the company.