It looks like OpenAI is developing its own artificial intelligence search engine.
According to an article by The Information, which cites its own unnamed sources, the new product may be based in part on Microsoft's Bing search engine (Microsoft is OpenAI's largest investor with billions in investments).
It is unclear whether the new search product will be separate from ChatGPT, OpenAI's chatbot.
The development puts OpenAI in direct competition with Google search and follows Microsoft's attempt to improve its Bing search engine using AI technology. However, judging by the latest data, this did not help much – its share of the search engine market during this time grew by only 1%.
Last year, CEO Satya Nadella praised the potential of Bing AI. After the launch, he called Google the 800-pound gorilla in search and said he wanted everyone to know that Microsoft made its main competitor “dance.”
Google, meanwhile, announced that it has changed the name of its chatbot Bard to Gemini and launched its most powerful large language model Gemini Ultra 1.0 (priced at 909.99 UAH per month).
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