Google has been the go-to search engine for ages, but there’s talk of a new player in town. Rumor has it that OpenAI, the folks behind the powerful ChatGPT, is cooking up their own search engine to take on Google.
OpenAI has been making waves with ChatGPT’s impressive AI capabilities, so if they’re really working on a smart search engine, they might give Google a run for its money. But hold on, Google’s not sitting idle either. They’ve already added their own AI chatbot, Bard, to the mix, backed by decades of search engine know-how and research.
Interestingly, OpenAI isn’t starting from scratch. Word is they’re building their search tool on top of Bing, Microsoft’s search engine. Microsoft has a 49% stake in OpenAI, so it makes sense. Bing has struggled against Google, but teaming up with OpenAI might be the boost it needs.
Imagine a future where you don’t have to type in generic search terms and sift through endless results. An AI-powered search engine could predict your needs based on your phone or computer activities. While it’s still just a rumor, OpenAI hasn’t confirmed anything, and any official word is likely months away. But the tech world is buzzing with anticipation for a potential game-changer in how we search the internet.
