▾OpenAI introduces SearchGPT, a revolutionary search engine utilizing artificial intelligence. Forget endless clicking through links. SearchGPT provides accurate and up-to-date information from the web in real time.
Artificial intelligence is becoming an ever more common part of our lives and is now set to fundamentally change the way we search for information on the internet. OpenAI, best known for its chatbot ChatGPT, has introduced a new search engine called SearchGPT, which promises to revolutionize online searching.
The end of annoying link clicking
Forget about endlessly browsing through search result pages. SearchGPT uses artificial intelligence to help you get to relevant information faster and more efficiently. Just formulate your query, as if you were asking a friend, and SearchGPT will provide a clear answer supplemented with links to relevant sources.
Unlike ChatGPT, which relies on older data, SearchGPT works with real-time web information. This means you always get up-to-date information without having to verify its validity tediously.
How does SearchGPT work in practice?
Imagine you want to grow tomatoes in your garden. Instead of scrolling through dozens of websites with general information, you ask SearchGPT: "What are the best tomato varieties for greenhouse growing?".
SearchGPT will provide you with a list of suitable varieties and links to websites with detailed growing information, tips from experienced gardeners, and other useful advice.
SearchGPT is currently in testing for a limited number of users, but OpenAI plans to integrate it into ChatGPT and make it available to the general public. If SearchGPT proves successful, it could mean a revolution in how we search for information on the internet.
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