AI News/Wire summary
OpenAI says ChatGPT search volume is one-fifth of Google's
Key points
- Adam Fry, OpenAI's consumer product lead, made the claim at a Monday press event. He did not specify the source of Google's figure.
- OpenAI counts a search as any query that triggers a web search, excluding definitions and simple how-to explanations.
- OpenAI said last month it would show images of sponsored products in ChatGPT ads, not just a name, logo and link.
- Fry said ads have not hurt product usage, and OpenAI reportedly eyes an IPO potentially slated for early next year.
Why it matters for marketers: Marketers should expect ChatGPT to become a bigger search channel, with sponsored product visuals now coming to its ads.
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The Verge: OpenAI says ChatGPT is catching up to Google in search
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