Recently, there is news that OpenAI is expected to launch a new search product based on ChatGPT on May 9th this year. This move undoubtedly challenges Google's traditional dominance in the search engine market.

It is reported that a Reddit user pointed out in a post that the domain name search.chatgpt.com and its related SSL certificate have been created. The user @nonmayorpete even tweeted on social media, predicting that the domain name will be officially launched on May 9th. Currently, although accessing the domain name displays a "not found" message instead of the common 404 or domain name error, this phenomenon seems to indirectly confirm the speculation.

It is worth noting that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman publicly stated in March of this year that he is not interested in defeating Google in the search engine field. However, from this news, it is obvious that OpenAI has already actively laid out in the search engine market.

According to a previous report by The Information, OpenAI has been developing a web search product, which is partially supported by Microsoft's Bing. Although the specific details of this product are currently unclear, its potential influence in the search engine market has attracted widespread attention in the industry.

Industry experts believe that the ChatGPT-based search product launched by OpenAI this time may provide users with a more intelligent and personalized search experience through its powerful natural language processing capabilities. This will pose a significant challenge to traditional search engines like Google and will also promote further development and innovation in the entire search engine market.

With the continuous progress and application of AI technology, the competition in the search engine market will become more intense. In the future, we look forward to seeing more innovative products and services that bring users a more convenient and efficient search experience.