According to speculation, OpenAI’s search engine may compete with Google and Microsoft Bing. Altman aims for innovation in information discovery. The technology predicts an important shift in online information access.
OpenAI is expected to make a significant announcement, maybe a new search engine, according to IT experts. Jimmy Apples, an insider, reveals that the business is arranging an event on May 9, 2024, at 10 a.m.
OpenAI’s recent hire of an events team, beginning in January, has fanned speculation. “They were actively recruiting for in-house event staff and event marketing back in January, and just hired an events manager last month,” shared Jimmy Apples, implying a significant event in June where OpenAI may unveil its next big project, “whatever Sam [Altman, CEO] decides to call it.”
Jimmy Apples reports a surge of activity within OpenAI since late April. “At least 50 new internal subdomains have been created since April 24th.”
Media sources suggest that OpenAI’s search engine might preempt Google I/O, which is set for May 14th, 2024.
Perplexity AI may become outdated, given Microsoft’s recent prohibition on employee use owing to security concerns.
OpenAI search is Anticipated to be Powered by Microsoft Bing
OpenAI is reportedly creating a web search tool, which might increase rivalry with Google. The service may utilize Bing’s infrastructure to some extent. In a recent podcast with Lex Fridman, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman highlighted the promise of large language models (LLMs) in search, stating that “the perfect marriage of LLMs and search has yet to be achieved.” “I’d love to take on that challenge; it would be exciting.”
Altman highlighted OpenAI’s intention not merely to replicate Google Search. “I think the present model is dull. The question is not about creating a ‘better’ Google search. He emphasized the need to increase information discovery, use, and synthesis.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated last year that adding OpenAI’s GPT models into Bing would “make Google dance.” The possible search app follows this announcement. As both tech titans compete for search supremacy, the online information ecosystem may undergo dramatic changes.
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