SearchGPT uses online information to answer questions and follow-up questions, providing source links and context, with more related information and sources in the sidebar; the prototype of SearchGPT has been accepted by the first batch of 0.01 million testers. The search function will eventually be integrated into ChatGPT, and the new function is unrelated to the training of AI models. The sources quoted include news groups and The Atlantic Monthly. Updating.
Not just the big "backers" behind it, OpenAI is also challenging the top spot in search engines.$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$OpenAI is openly testing some new artificial intelligence (AI) search function prototypes called SearchGPT. These functions aim to combine the advantages of OpenAI AI models with information from the Internet to provide users with fast and timely answers and clear and related sources. $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$OpenAI is challenging Google's position as the leader in search engines.
On Thursday, July 25, Eastern Time, OpenAI announced on its official website that it is testing some new artificial intelligence (AI) search function prototypes called SearchGPT. These functions aim to combine the advantages of OpenAI AI models with information from the Internet to provide users with fast and timely answers, as well as clear and related sources.
Media comments suggest that with SearchGPT, OpenAI may pose a significant threat to Google. Google has been eager to embed AI features in its search engine because they are concerned that users will rush to competitors who offer AI tools. SearchGPT also means that OpenAI has engaged in more direct competition with Perplexity, a startup supported by Amazon founder Bezos. Perplexity is committed to AI search engines and has recently been criticized by publishers for directly plagiarizing their work with an AI abstract function.
After OpenAI announced the test of the search function, on social media, netizens paired a GIF of a man sweating, likening Google to someone who is sweating now. This comment became a popular one with more than 0.02 million likes. Another comment with over ten thousand likes calls on OpenAI to release AI voice function.
Provides online information to answer questions and follow-up questions, providing source links and context, with more related information and sources in the sidebar.
OpenAI introduces that SearchGPT will use the latest information from the internet to quickly and directly answer users' questions, while providing clear links to related sources.
Users will be able to ask follow-up questions, and SearchGPT will provide shared context for each user's question, much like talking to an ordinary person.
The aim of SearchGPT is to help users connect with publishers by highlighting referenced content and links in its search, and SearchGPT's responses have clear, inline, named attribution and links, so users know where the information comes from and can quickly access more search results in a sidebar with source links.
The first batch of the prototype will accept 0.01 million testers, and the search function will eventually be integrated into ChatGPT.
OpenAI plans to integrate the best of these new features directly into ChatGPT in the future. OpenAI will only open SearchGPT to a small number of users and publishers to gain feedback.
OpenAI did not reveal the exact number of testers it will accept on its official website. However, Kayla Wood, a spokesperson for OpenAI, told the media that SearchGPT's service is supported by the GPT-4 series model and will only provide 0.01 million user test slots when it is released.
Wood said OpenAI is working with third-party partners to build search results using a direct content information flow feed, with the goal of ultimately combining search features directly into ChatGPT.
In addition to the SearchGPT prototype, OpenAI will also launch a way for publishers to manage how their content appears in SearchGPT, giving publishers more choices. OpenAI emphasizes that SearchGPT is a search function and has nothing to do with training its generative AI base model. Even if it chooses to withdraw from generative AI training, the website can still appear in search results.
Media reports suggest that the sources cited by the SearchGPT engine include News Corporation (NWS.US) and commercial partner news from The Atlantic. OpenAI's official website did not reveal which publishers it has partnered with for SearchGPT, but mentioned comments from executives at The Atlantic and media giant News Corp on AI search.
The sources referenced by the SearchGPT engine include News Corporation (NWS.US) and commercial partner news from The Atlantic. $News Corp-B (NWS.US)$OpenAI's official website did not reveal which publishers it has partnered with for SearchGPT, but mentioned comments from executives at The Atlantic and media giant News Corp on AI search.
Nicholas Thompson, CEO of Atlantic China Welding Consumables,Inc., said that AI search will become a major way for people to browse the Internet, and this technology is still in its early stages. The key is to build the technology with the emphasis, respect, and protection of the news industry and publishers. "We look forward to working with OpenAI in this process to create a new way for readers to explore the Atlantic Monthly."
Robert Thomson, CEO of the News Corporation, said that the CEO of OpenAI, Ultraman, and the OpenAI team understood from the beginning that for AI search to be effective, it must provide the highest quality and most reliable information based on credible sources. The relationship between technology and content must be symbiotic, and the source of content must be protected.
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