Thread: ChatGPT on the web moves closer to replacing Google Search
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Default ChatGPT on the web moves closer to replacing Google Search
Credit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority


  • ChatGPT on the web now offers search suggestions when signed-in users start typing queries.
  • The feature works with all available models and is rolling out to both free and paid accounts.
  • These search suggestions could potentially be preparing for a wider rollout of the SearchGPT feature.

OpenAI has been rapidly improving its chatbot, which has become many users’ go-to resource for everyday questions. Just recently, the company collaborated with Apple to natively integrate its AI into iOS 18. Now, ChatGPT has started displaying relevant suggestions as users type on its website.

As discovered by Android Authority, ChatGPT on the web now shows handy suggestions when free and paid users input their queries into the text field. We have confirmed that the new feature works with all of OpenAI’s available models, including 4o, o1, and more. For now, ChatGPT on the web isn’t displaying these suggestions to signed-out users, though.




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