One of the main differences between searching with OpenAI and Google is the search results page.
When performing a query with SearchGPT, users will receive a summary of the answer along with links to the source information. The idea is to save time by providing more direct responses.
In addition, OpenAI has stated that they plan to integrate the search tool directly into their chatbot ChatGPT in the future. The result will be a more in-depth conversational experience, in which SearchGPT will be able to retain context to answer subsequent questions.
Accordingly, instead of having to enter a series of keywords or phrases into the search bar, users will ask SearchGPT questions in the same way they would ask a friend or an expert acquaintance, receiving answers or summaries through a continuous dialogue.
And another point is that SearchGPT may not have advertisements. At least, not for the time being.
Also related to OpenAI, there was news this week that OpenAI has developed a content detection tool written by ChatGPT, with an efficiency rate of up to 99.9%. However, this tool is currently facing many controversies. One side argues that the release of this tool may make a portion of ChatGPT users feel dissatisfied.
But the other side argues that this also shows the company's commitment to transparency and accountability.
