OpenAI’s Monday ChatGPT announcement isn’t search, but it’s still a direct attack on Google
With a few days to go until Google's big I/O 2024 event, which will focus on artificial intelligence, a report last week said OpenAI would unveil a Google Search rival for ChatGPT a day before Google announces its own AI advancements for the year.
A Google Search alternative that would power ChatGPT's access to real-time internet data might just be what OpenAI needs. It could also benefit Google Search users at large looking for an alternate way to search the web.
Strangely enough, OpenAI Sam Altman was quick to debunk the rumor. OpenAI would not unveil a Google Search rival on Monday. Equally surprising was the exec's confirmation that OpenAI will hold some sort of mysterious ChatGPT event on May 13th.
Something that "feels like magic" is coming, and, make no mistake, this is a direct attack on Google's AI. Why else hold an event just a day before Google's big May 14th keynote?
Unsurprisingly, some of OpenAI's ChatGPT announcements might have leaked. And if they're accurate, it sure looks like the company is going after Google.
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