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ChatGPT Search: A New Feature to Rival Google

ChatGPT has introduced a highly anticipated search feature, aptly named ChatGPT Search, enabling users to effortlessly browse the web without leaving the platform.

Seamless Integration and Enhanced Functionality

This development seamlessly integrates with the ChatGPT interface, empowering it to delve into the web for information on various topics you request. You can also manually activate the search option by clicking the dedicated button after typing your query in the text box.

According to OpenAI, ChatGPT Search effectively blends the convenience of a natural language interface with the relevance of up-to-date results, encompassing breaking news, stock prices, and more. OpenAI has partnered with “news and data providers” to deliver current information and innovative visual designs for categories such as weather, stocks, sports, news, and maps.

Enhanced Chat Experience and Improved Transparency

ChatGPT conversations now include links to sources like news articles and blog posts, a feature that should have been present from the beginning. While better late than never, these links are not immediately visible; you must click the “Sources” button at the bottom of the response to reveal a sidebar containing all references. OpenAI emphasizes its collaboration with the news industry, incorporating feedback from publishing partners worldwide before launching this feature.

Furthermore, OpenAI has integrated feedback gathered from the SearchGPT prototype into the development of ChatGPT Search. The company promises to continuously improve this service, particularly in areas like shopping and travel.

Accessibility and Availability

ChatGPT Search is currently available through chatgpt.com, as well as the ChatGPT desktop and mobile applications for all ChatGPT Plus and Team users, along with those on the SearchGPT waitlist. Enterprise and Edu users will gain access “in the coming weeks,” while free users can expect to utilize the feature “in the coming months.”