OpenAI is set to launch an artificial intelligence-powered search engine, ready to compete directly with Google. The announcement, scheduled for Monday, appears strategically placed just before the annual Google I/O conference.
THE search engine have long dominated the way we explore the Internet. At the heart of this evolution, OpenAI, known for its advances in artificial intelligence, developed ChatGPT. This program is based on an AI model capable of generating human responses to written texts. This chatbot has changed the way with which we interact on the web by offering a new method to look for information online.
According to sources close to the matter, OpenAi could announce its new search engine on Monday May 13just before the start of the annual conference Google I/O. This timing seems intended to maximize the impact of this revelation. With this project OpenAI not only seeks to capture the attention of the public and the media, but also to introduce a advanced search solution and efficient which could challenge Google’s dominant position.
OpenAI could present its new search engine just before Google I/O
This new OpenAI offering is part of a broader context where several companies are seeking to innovate in AI-assisted search. For example, the startup Perplexity, founded by a former employee of the company, has already set up a search engine which includes quotes and images directly in its results. This promises to go even further by integrating responses enriched with quotes from various sources.
For its part, Google continues to perfect its technologies by making regular improvements to its artificial intelligence models and its chatbot, Gemini. The company is also experimenting with what it calls the generative research experience. It is a new approach to search that combines AI content generation with traditional search results to provide more complete answers and contextual to users.
Faced with the rise in power of these new technologies, Google is even considering making some of his innovations in research paid. The company is thus intensifying competition with OpenAI, which already offers advanced features to its paying users. The search engine landscape is therefore on the verge of a significant transformation with the arrival of these new AI technologies.
Source: Reuters