Introducing OpenAI’s ChatGPT Search

Open AI introduces ChatGPT Search, giving users credible answers from scholarly content, news, and top web articles. It uses GPT-4o, delivering in-depth and conversational responses with links to sources. Discover more about this latest AI news today!

OpenAI recently announced the launch of its ChatGPT Search, aimed at getting fast and timely answers to search queries, complete with links to relevant sources across the World Wide Web.

It’s a bold move from the AI chat giant, leveraging third-party search engines to deliver more credible and trustworthy answers to queries.

ChatGPT Search aims to deliver a more personal experience for web users, integrating the platform’s robust natural language technology with the credibility and trustworthiness of the world’s leading online sources.

Conventional search engines only rank URLs based on one’s queries. Getting in-depth answers requires opening the URLs, reading the content, and deciding whether it’s relevant to the query.

If not, one repeats the process until satisfied with the answers. It’s time-consuming and laborious. ChatGPT Search changes all that.

ChatGPT Search allows users to ask questions conversationally. It will search the Web for the most credible information and present it in a natural form.

If one needs in-depth information, asking follow-up questions can rewrite the original response, considering the context of your conversation. The result? A better, more personalized answer to your search query.

Credibility scores high on ChatGPT Search, ensuring its answers are attributable to trustworthy web sources. It includes links to such websites, including news articles, business trends, scholarly articles, and blog posts.

This feature connects ChatGPT Search users directly to credible links.

ChatGPT Search is a fine-tuned OpenAI GPT-4o version, allowing for more personalized answers to web queries.

ChatGPT Search is initially offered to Plus and Team users, while Edu and Enterprise users will enjoy the service by December this year.

General ChatGPT users (the free version) can expect this feature to be available in 2025. This functionality is available on ChatGPT.com (desktop and mobile versions) and as a Google Chrome extension.