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ChatGPT Search: OpenAI Challenges Google
OpenAI's new AI-powered search engine, ChatGPT Search, directly challenges Google and Microsoft, offering a subscription-based service with plans for free access.
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Sam Altman
- What is ChatGPT Search and what is its main purpose?
- OpenAI launched ChatGPT Search, a new search engine that uses its AI model to answer queries and provide links to online sources. It's currently available to ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Team subscribers, with free access planned for the future.
- How does ChatGPT Search differ from the original ChatGPT?
- Unlike the original ChatGPT, which relies on a finite dataset, ChatGPT Search accesses online information to answer user queries, offering both quick answers and links to sources. OpenAI uses its AI model to assess the relevance of sources.
- How does OpenAI's monetization strategy for ChatGPT Search compare to Google's?
- Currently, ChatGPT Search is a subscription-based service, unlike Google's primarily ad-supported model. OpenAI has no immediate plans to incorporate advertising into ChatGPT Search.
- What partnerships has OpenAI formed to support the development of ChatGPT Search?
- OpenAI partnered with publishers and data providers to ensure up-to-date information for ChatGPT Search, providing specialized displays for categories such as weather and sports results. This new feature directly competes with Google and Microsoft's Bing.
- What is the competitive landscape surrounding the launch of ChatGPT Search, and what impact has it had on relevant companies?
- The launch of ChatGPT Search has caused a drop in Alphabet's (Google's parent company) stock price, highlighting the competitive threat posed by OpenAI's new search engine. Microsoft, a significant investor in OpenAI, is also involved in the AI search engine space.