OpenAI has revealed plans for a ChatGPT search engine through the registration of a domain name.
With the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, traditional search engines are also being scrutinized. While Microsoft has already integrated GPT-4 into Bing, OpenAI seems to be pursuing new initiatives. Key details have surfaced about the ChatGPT search engine, which is set to compete with Google.
ChatGPT search engine may be being tested
According to recent reports, OpenAI is preparing to launch its own search engine to compete with Google. A newly observed domain name has revealed OpenAI’s plans, and the company has started issuing SSL certificates for the domain “search.chatgpt.com.”
This suggests that a search product based on ChatGPT is currently in development. A prominent journalist in the internet industry stated that this ChatGPT search engine might be launched on May 9.
When visiting the domain, a “Not Found” error may appear. However, the absence of a standard 404 error implies that OpenAI is actively working on this project, supporting claims that it could be unveiled on May 9.
It’s unclear how the ChatGPT search engine will function, but the company is expected to leverage its expertise in natural language processing and generative AI for web searches. Results generated by GPT could be displayed directly in user searches.
It’s worth noting that Google has been working on a similar feature for a while. In Google Search, answers generated by Gemini are displayed first, followed by relevant websites. Although still in the testing phase, this feature aims to transform the internet experience.
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