OpenAI is opening up the search product as it takes aim at Google.
OpenAI logo displayed on a laptop screen and SearchGPT website displayed on a phone screen are seen in this illustration photoAs Google continues to slowly erode the quality of its search engine, OpenAI appears interested in challenging the company’s ongoing market dominance. The AI firm announced Monday that it is opening access to ChatGPT Search to all users after previously hiding the feature behind a subscription paywall.
Accuracy is kind of a big deal when it comes to search. And people are already getting a bad taste in their mouths from other AI-infused search products. Microsoft made a big splash when it announced it would boost its search engine with AI-sourced results and a chatbot-like interface, but itfound that about half of all people are straight-up uninterested in AI-assisted search, compared to just one-quarter who would actually be interested in embracing it.
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