Chatbots like ChatGPT are making their way onto search engine sites


Search engines are now in direct competition with AI chatbots. — Photography tanit boonruen/Getty Images/AFP Relaxnews

The rise of ChatGPT could potentially overshadow Google and other search engines. By having an answer for everything, this AI chatbot is a perfect complement to traditional search engines. As such, some people have already developed solutions allowing this type of tool to be added to your favorite search platform.

ChatGPT is a revolutionary chatbot, capable of answering any question, whether it's about current affairs, culture or even philosophy, of commenting on a text or even creating one on any subject. This revolutionary tool is available to everyone, free of charge, on the website of its developer, OpenAI, where you can ask it all sorts of questions.

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