OpenAI's Potential Search Product to Challenge Google: What to Expect

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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has reportedly announced plans to launch a search product powered by AI, likely to compete with Google. The announcement is expected to take place on May 13, the day before Google’s I/O, Reuters reports. OpenAI did not respond to requests for comment, but reports say that the new search feature will improve ChatGPT’s usefulness by pulling answers from online content and sources such as Wikipedia. Visual aids such as diagrams may also be included. However, users have expressed skepticism about the accuracy of ChatGPT, prompting them to verify information on their own. OpenAI’s search product will likely compete with Google, which is known as the “800-pound gorilla” in the online search market. How will OpenAI fare against Google’s established presence remains to be seen.

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