OpenAI announces a search engine called SearchGPT

If it's anything like Perplexity, it will be a useful alternative. Perplexity is much better than using traditional Google search imo. Basically what its doing is aggregating all the relevant content for you automatically from what it finds from various sources based on your search query. With traditional search you have to visit each link source separately and find the content you want yourself. Perplexity and SearchGPT will strip out the exact relevant info you want and present it on the screen without even having to visit the source link. Its great for research. And considering SearchGPT is AI based, you can ask your search queries in natural language. Traditional search is basically just querying up keywords. Natural Language Processing knows exactly what you're trying to query and it doesn't have to be formated in any special way since the LLM that runs behind the scenes does all the guess work of trying to anayze your query.

I miss Alta Vista.

How is this different from their original gpt service

Google must be feeling the heat.

will this be available around the same time as voice features? as in, no time soon

dump google now!!!

Creating new War for google and OpenAI and prepexlity AI the market grow broader .

This is the best time. Finally, some competition. Google search needs to improve. They better start evolving

All these new unwanted tools that don’t help us get to what we want, actual AGI that will do stuff without any need for us to do any lifting

Google and YT search are unusable.

Just another reason for Wall street to dump Mag 7

I’m guessing someone at CNBC has shares in Open AI. They seemed so excited about a search function. Keep hyping up that product.

"I'm in danger".. Google more likely

This is great news!

RIP Perplexity

Google is done ..had a nice run

So I can ask your AI (which has cost millions) for an uber

Google search already offering similar search results. What’s new here?

finally the monopoly of google is coming to an end.

RIP Google