OpenAI's ChatGPT Search relies heavily on Microsoft Bing for indexing, affecting website visibility and rankings.

Here’s the twist: OpenAI’s search is powered by Bing, the same search engine Google has pushed down for years. This makes ChatGPT’s search a new chance for Bing and for the small, independent sites it highlights. And, for the first time, Google can’t force its way to the top.

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.

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

Google has been the king of search for many years. However, competition is beginning to heat up, with Microsoft enticing people to use its Bing via a $1 million sweepstakes, and now OpenAI offering up its own AI-infused search engine,

There's a new AI-backed search engine in town. But can it stand up to Google's decades-long hold on internet searches?

To compare the search results in ChatGPT to Bing and Google, Dan looked at a number of queries to understand the possibility and limitations of SearchGPT