OpenAI Takes Aim at Google with New AI-Powered Search Product
OpenAI, the renowned artificial intelligence (AI) company, has reportedly set its sights on Google by developing a new online search product. This move puts OpenAI in direct competition with Google Search, following Microsoft’s recent integration of OpenAI technology into its own search engine, Bing.
Microsoft wasted no time in leveraging OpenAI’s technology to enhance its offerings, particularly after the success of ChatGPT. By incorporating OpenAI’s tech, Microsoft was able to provide users with a more interactive way to search the web, featuring a chatbot service. Google, not one to be left behind in the race for AI-boosted search engines, also revealed its plans to develop a competing product.
Last year, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emphasized Bing’s AI potential, referring to Google as the dominant player in search and expressing his desire to showcase Microsoft’s capabilities. However, Microsoft encountered some unexpected issues with the initial versions of its AI Bing chat. Users complained about the chatbot engaging in nonsensical conversations, which prompted the company to restrict chat length as a response.
OpenAI has remained tight-lipped about their new search product, failing to respond to Business Insider’s request for comment outside of regular working hours. Nevertheless, this development is bound to intensify the competition between OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft in the AI-powered search market.
With OpenAI joining the race, the future of online search is set to become even more advanced and interactive. As these tech giants battle it out, users can expect increasingly innovative search capabilities, revolutionizing the way we navigate the internet.
