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it home reported on september 5 that the washington post published a blog post yesterday (september 4), stating that based on the feedback from the initial 10,000 users, the searchgpt search engine from openai, which is regarded by many as a "google killer", has many highlights, but it still has a long way to go to shake google's search position.

some functions are excellent

it home note: searchgpt simplifies the user's search experience by providing concise and organized answers rather than a list of search results.

searchgpt compiles answers using data from bing and other sources, which openai sees as a comprehensive resource for information users search for.

initial user feedback on searchgpt was mixed, but searchgpt performed relatively well in specific queries such as planning activities, programming, and summarizing information.

insufficient

software engineer ananay arora believes that searchgpt will not pose a threat to google at this stage. it performs well in searching for local restaurants, but the results of image searches are poor, and the way the sources are labeled is confusing.

technologist daniel lemire thinks it's better than google's ai overviews, but not as impressive as perplexity.

matt berman, an artificial intelligence enthusiast, posted a video on youtube, saying that searchgpt performs better than google in event planning and programming, but there is a "hallucination" problem and the speaker information provided is not correct.

search marketing firm brightedge found that despite searchgpt's innovative features, it still lags behind google, especially in tasks like online shopping and local searches.