ChatGPT Readies to Launch AI-Powered Search Engine: Will it Challenge Google?

OpenAI has hinted at launching its own search engine based on artificial intelligence (AI) in the past. Now, according to a podcast owner, ChatGPT may already have its search engine up and running within a few days. The search engine will be accessible at search.chatgpt.com, as announced by Pete, the owner of The Neuron podcast on May 2nd, with a planned launch date of May 9th.

The SSL certificate for the search engine page is currently active, indicating that the ChatGPT search engine is likely to be launched soon. While the web address may not be active yet, it is expected to become live in the coming days.

ChatGPT’s new search engine comes on the heels of Google’s AI-powered Gemini already being active in various regions. The new search engine from OpenAI promises to provide users with more targeted and intelligent results thanks to its AI capabilities. By delivering results from third-party websites in a more intelligent and direct manner than Google, ChatGPT aims to provide users with the information they need quickly and effectively.

While some technology media have noted that ChatGPT’s search engine shows promise as an alternative to Google, others are skeptical about its ability to stand out from existing options like Google’s Search Labs or Bing’s Cortana. Nonetheless, many people are eagerly awaiting the launch of this new AI-powered search engine.

In conclusion, while there are still some technical issues that need to be resolved before ChatGPT’s search engine can become fully operational, it shows promise as an alternative to traditional search engines like Google or Bing. As AI continues to evolve and improve over time, we can expect more innovative solutions like this one in the future.

As for now, those interested in trying out ChatGPT’s new AI-powered search engine can visit http://search.chatgpt.com and wait for it to become live soon!