OpenAI may launch artificial intelligence search engine to rival Google on Monday (13)

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is expected to announce a new search engine based on artificial intelligence (AI) on Monday (13).. The launch had been considered before, but sources consulted by the agency Reuters Make sure the new date is correct.

The launch of a new OpenAI search engine promises artificial intelligence, among others, Threatens Google’s dominance in the industry. Previously, Bloomberg This Information They had already reported that the company was working on such a project.

Also this week, a source said that the domain name the company will use for its new search engine is “search.chatgpt.com“. But the initially proposed date was to be last Thursday (9), with no such announcement made from the company.

The agency’s proposed new date also raises a certain amount of curiosity: If true, the announcement of the OpenAI search engine would come just one day before Google I/O, Google’s annual event for developers. At that time, the company is expected to announce new features about artificial intelligence, including Android 15 and possibly Search.

Will ChatGPT search engine replace Google?

Currently, OpenAI’s flagship product is ChatGPT. Powered by the GPT large language model (LLM), the service can perform real-time internet searches to provide answers to users. However, it is not yet clear how the so-called search engine will differentiate itself in terms of usability and usability.

In February this year, OpenAI launched Sora, an artificial intelligence that can create videos based on text commands. Despite currently low availability, the tool may be rolled out to more users later this year.

With the arrival of its own search engine, the company will be able to expand its range of options in the industry. Google is also aware of the impending threat and is making moves to update itself as well as warning its employees. Proof of this is the addition of Gemini to Search with its wide availability.

On the other hand, OpenAI isn’t the only one betting on an AI-powered search engine. Perplexity, a new startup founded by a former researcher at the company, is going strong and offering some insight into how the future of internet searches might shape itself from now on.