OpenAI, a leader in the field of artificial intelligence, has announced the launch of GPT, an artificial intelligence-powered thought engine. This search engine will enable real-time access to information on the Internet by working through artificial intelligence.
This search engine comes with a large text box asking what you are looking for. SearchGPT tries to find meaning by sorting links instead of returning to a simple list of links like a normal search engine. For example, if a person wants to know about musical events around the world, SearchGPT will provide relevant links by presenting short content.
Similarly, Search GPT will provide basic information about a vegetable or fruit before developing a method of growing it, as well as presenting varieties. Additional related questions can also be asked in the sidebar. It will have a feature called Visual Answers
Search GPT is currently in testing phase. The service will be powered by GPT Four models and will be available to 10,000 users in the initial phase after launch. OpenAI spokeswoman Kayla Woods told The Verge.
In a blog post, OpenAI said it is working with The Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, Vox Media and many other partners to achieve the best possible results. The new partners have given good feedback to the company.
Publishers will also be informed of procedures for appearing in OpenAI search features. It’s also possible for them to prevent their content from being leveraged by OpenAI models and still show up in those searches.
Through SearchGPT, users will have a good chance to connect with publishers in a meaningful way. According to the blog post, the links will be clear and the users will know exactly where the content is coming from.
OpenAI says that, like other organizations’ prototypes, it will be able to assess the flaws and weaknesses of its prototype and prepare for the best results. When Google tried to implement artificial intelligence in its search engine, it made serious mistakes in the beginning and then corrected itself.