According to a new claim, OpenAI is developing a search product that will be a direct competitor to Google. It is also among the information received that the product will be powered by Microsoft’s Bing model.
Becoming one of the most talked about companies in the world thanks to ChatGPT OpenAIHe was doing a lot of work on artificial intelligence. A newly emerged claim showed that the company may be developing a product that directly competes with Google.
The source of the claim is a report shared by The Information. In this news, based on sources close to the subject, OpenAI’s own “web search productIt is claimed that he developed it.
OpenAI’s search engine could be powered by Bing
If this claim is true, OpenAI’s own search engine will, as you can imagine, be a direct competitor to Google. Of course, considering Google’s dominance on the internet, it would not be wrong to say that the company has a very difficult road ahead of it.
A few details about OpenAI’s move in search were also among the allegations. Accordingly, the search product Some of it will be powered by Microsoft’s Bing search engine. There aren’t many details about this. However, we can say that it is not surprising. After all, Microsoft is OpenAI’s largest investor.
It is unknown whether OpenAI’s search engine will be a feature added to ChatGPT or will be released as a completely separate product. We were seeing the company constantly adding innovations to ChatGPT. It is unclear what move he will make regarding the search. However, we can predict that the search engine will definitely work together with ChatGPT, whether separate or not. There was no statement from the company regarding the allegations. That’s why we shouldn’t take the news as definitive.
Microsoft had already made a move to compete with Google by bringing artificial intelligence to Bing. Likewise, Google introduced the artificial intelligence-supported Google Search, named SGE (Generative Search Experience), last year. The fact that OpenAI has developed such a thing shows that the race on the search side will seriously intensify, and once again reveals that artificial intelligence will take over search, just like everywhere else. We’ll wait and see what happens.