Last week, OpenAI released its highly anticipated search product, ChatGPT Search, to take on Google. The industry has been bracing for this moment for months, prompting Google to inject AI ...

Google still dominates the search market, but its share slipped. According to the survey results, 78% of respondents said their first choice was Google, down from 80% in June.

In just a few short months, ChatGPT has seen an astonishing rise in global usage, now fielding a staggering 2.5 billion queries per day. The AI chatbot, developed by OpenAI, has become a dominant ...

While ChatGPT’s meteoric rise in popularity has positioned it to rival to traditional search engines, analysts say the chatbot hasn’t knocked Google out of the top spot just yet.

Meanwhile, traditional search platforms, still dominated by Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL), continued to cede ground. "Traditional search instance share declined to 88.5% (-90bps m/m)," Wells Fargo said, ...

So, What’s The Verdict? So, while ChatGPT is far from matching Google's search usage, websites are definitely starting to feel the effects of AI chatbots. Even when looking at market share ...

Nipping at Google's heels, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT search last October. The option not only provides timely and up-to-date information, but also displays links to all the online sources used.

Gmail creator Paul Buccheit believes that the Open AI-developed artificial intelligence bot ChatGPT will be able to replace Google in two years. Buchheit believes Google will be outmatched once ...

But there’s no doubt that ChatGPT, and other AI tools like it, present a growing challenge to traditional search. Which begs the question: could ChatGPT ever actually replace Google?

On June 13, OpenAI began rolling out a new ChatGPT Search update to improve quality as the AI startup challenges Google’s dominance. ChatGPT Search has been around for about a year and allows ...