OpenAI's much-anticipated SearchGPT, that was initially launched as a prototype in July, has become live to paid subscribers within the platform. The AI-backed search engine offers real-time data, including sports scores, stock quotes, weather updates, and more, as announced by the company.

With OpenAI's addition of a search feature to ChatGPT, the company will now be challenging Google's search dominance, which is a lofty goal.

As a Halloween treat for ChatGPT users (and a trick for the likes of Google and Bing), OpenAI has turned its AI chatbot into an internet search engine. As the company explains in a blog post, ChatGPT is now better than ever at searching the web and capable of providing fast and timely answers to your questions with links to relevant sources.

OpenAI has partnered with a number of news organizations so its search engine will be able to pull from these companies’ content for its SearchGPT.

ChatGPT search will draw from news media OpenAI made deals with. OpenAI says “context” will differentiate it from Google Search.

AI experts tell Anthony Cuthbertson it is ‘huge news in the search world’, offering a brand new way to interact with the web. But it may take more than novelty to bring down a behemoth

OpenAI today added a set of new search functions to its popular large language model ChatGPT, opting to integrate the feature into the chatbot instead of launching a separate product.

Curious about whether ChatGPT Search can replace Google, a search engine that has captured nearly 90 percent of the market share? Well, there's a way to find out. How? Make the OpenAI tool your default search option.