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ChatGPT Search is not OpenAI’s ‘Google killer’ yet
- OpenAI recently released its search product, ChatGPT Search, to compete against Google, but seems impractical for short queries.
- Queries shorter than four words, which represent the bulk of Google searches, do not work reliably with ChatGPT Search.
- It is unable to provide correct information on such queries and even hallucinates and makes up information at times.
- ChatGPT Search seems successful with answering long written-out research questions.
- Microsoft Bing is the search engine behind ChatGPT and is not comparable in quality to Google.
- ChatGPT depends on large language models (LLMs) which are not suitable for short prompts, as it needs fully written-out questions to provide effective answers.
- Perplexity's AI search tool is also facing similar issues with short queries.
- Until these products improve capability for short queries, they cannot replace Google Search.
- To replace the front door to the internet, OpenAI has to create a better one that can support all types of queries.
- ChatGPT Search and Perplexity are covering a different part of search and are valuable in their own way.
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