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Rumors are abuzz that OpenAI is soon going to challenge Google with its own ChatGPT-based search engine. Word is that OpenAI’s new search website — search.chatgpt.com — will go live on May 9. However, we haven’t had any official confirmation from the company.
A previous report suggested that the new ChatGPT-based search will be similar to Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE). It would provide AI-powered summaries for search queries, much like what you must have noticed in Google Search lately if you’ve opted in for SGE. Information out there is scant, but OpenAI’s search product is said to be partially powered by Microsoft’s Bing search.
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