Google main business might be ynder attack.
SearchGPT is a new research project from OpenAI, which allows you to browse using a familiar chat interface.
Although it’s not open to the public yet, it raises a lot of questions about the future of search 👀
What are your thoughts ?
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date: 2024-07-26 13:51:22
duration: 00:00:52
author: UCWKWMQtMLM11fQNsN6abj6Q
Google is in Big Trouble?
In a surprise move, OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT, have launched a new product that may shake up the search engine landscape: Search GPT. This AI-powered search engine allows users to search for information, follow up on their queries, and even verify the sources of the information using visual aids to help understand complex concepts. While still in prototype form, this development may pose a significant threat to Google, a long-established leader in search engines.
With Search GPT, users can access information, ask follow-up questions, and verify sources, making it a direct competitor to LLm-based search engines like Perplexity. OpenAI’s ChatGPT, already incredibly popular, could be repurposed to drive traffic to Search GPT, potentially replacing traditional search engines like Google.
For Google, this means a potential disruption to their market dominance, as they’ll need to adapt to this new threat. On the other hand, OpenAI’s early mover advantage could help them capitalize on the trend towards AI-powered search.
Interesting DeFi Facts:
- Open Farming, a protocol on the Polkadot network, enables farmers to earn by contributing computational power to the network.
- Yearn Finance, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, has announced a plan to integrate with the Ethereum mainnet.
- The DeFi space saw a 523% increase in TVL (Total Value Locked) in the past year, reaching $70 billion in August 2022.
Note: These DeFi facts are meant to be a separate piece and not related to the AI search engine development.
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