OpenAI will launch its own search engine
By ForGeeks OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is preparing to announce its own search engine to compete with Google’s search engine and artificial intelligence-based search startup Perplexity. Bloomberg reports that the search engine could launch as early as Monday, May 13, the day before Google’s I/O conference.
OpenAI is preparing to announce its own search engine to compete with Google’s search engine and artificial intelligence startup Perplexity.
OpenAI’s search engine will be an extension of ChatGPT, allowing it to pull direct and up-to-date information from the Internet. This will eliminate one of the biggest complaints about ChatGPT – irrelevant information.
OpenAI’s search product is very similar to startup Perplexity’s solution – a proprietary AI search interface with quotes, images and text. Perplexity, now valued at around $1 billion, was founded by three engineers – Aravind Srinivas, who worked at OpenAI, Dennis Yarats, who worked at Meta**, and Johnny Ho, formerly of Quora.
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