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Quick guide
OpenAI recently launched a prototype of an AI-powered search engine called SearchGPT, which aims to provide quick and relevant answers and sources. The prototype is planned to be first tested with 10,000 users to gather feedback and eventually integrate it into ChatGPT. At the same time, the environment for AI search engines is being challenged, with Perplexity being criticized for not properly attributing and violating the robots.txt agreement, and even receiving a cease and desist letter from Condé Nast. Despite SearchGPT's no-frills visuals in the presentation of results, early users expressed disappointment with its accuracy. At the same time, Google is also upgrading its Gemini AI, introducing a 1.5 Flash model to improve responsiveness and efficiency and improve the user experience. This series of developments marks the increasing competition of AI search engines.
OpenAI 发布 SearchGPT 原型
OpenAI has launched a new AI-powered search engine prototype called SearchGPT. The company describes SearchGPT as "a temporary prototype designed to provide fast, timely answers, as well as clear and relevant sources." OpenAI plans to first test it with 10,000 users after collecting user feedback and subsequently integrate it into ChatGPT.
The current environment of an AI search engine
It's an exciting time with AI-powered search engines on the horizon. Recently, Perplexity has been criticized for summarizing Forbes and Wired's articles without proper attribution or original publication backlinks. In addition, it ignores the robots.txt protocol, which tells web crawlers to avoid scraping certain data. Earlier this week, Wired's publisher, Condé Nast, reportedly sent a cease-and-desist letter to Perplexity, accusing it of plagiarism. There has also been a notable debate on Reddit about the incident.
SearchGPT's features and user experience
SearchGPT organizes its results with concise descriptions and visuals. However, some early users reported disappointing accuracy in the results, similar to its chatbot predecessor. At the same time, Google is upgrading its Gemini AI to make it faster and more efficient in every way. Users now have access to 1.5 Flash, a generative AI model designed to provide faster and more efficient responses, even for users who haven't paid for Google AI services. The company claims that users will see improvements in latency, reasoning, and image comprehension.