SearchGPT - OpenAI's attempt to copy Perplexity
TLDROpenAI's new AI tool, SearchGPT, is being compared to Perplexity, with a simple UI that combines search results with images. It's a mix of Google, CH GBT, and Wikipedia, aiming to provide detailed reports and prevent hallucinations. The video transcript discusses the tool's features and compares it to Perplexity, noting the differences in search results and user interface. The creator also mentions the upcoming launch of a 'make money with AI' training and the potential for open-source AI models like LLaMA to surpass current industry leaders.
Takeaways
- 🚀 OpenAI is launching a new AI tool called SearchGPT, which appears to be a direct competitor to Perplexity.
- 🔍 SearchGPT features a simple UI with images and search results, and it's being tested as a prototype for a new AI search feature.
- 🌡️ The tool includes a weather report feature that is described as 'really good', indicating a focus on delivering quality information.
- 🔑 SearchGPT aims to provide a new way to search the web, making it easier to get relevant results with less effort.
- 📚 It combines elements of Google, CH GBT, and Wikipedia, offering a mix of sources to prevent misinformation.
- 🔍 The script suggests that SearchGPT might be heavily inspired by Perplexity, with a similar approach to displaying sources and information.
- 🤔 The user interface of SearchGPT is compared to Perplexity, with the former being described as cleaner and more user-friendly.
- 🔒 There are limitations to who can access SearchGPT, with access being granted to a select group for feedback and future integration into CH GBT.
- 📈 The speaker mentions a potential upcoming training on 'make money with AI' and offers a bonus of a free personal consultation call.
- 📈 There's a mention of the rapid progress of open-source AI models, with some nearing or surpassing the capabilities of larger, closed models like GPT-4.
- 📢 The speaker expresses disappointment with OpenAI's recent actions and suggests that other companies like Meta are making significant strides in the AI field.
Q & A
What is SearchGPT and how does it relate to Perplexity?
-SearchGPT is a new AI tool released by OpenAI, which appears to be a clear competitor to Perplexity. It is a search feature with a simple UI that combines images and search results, similar to ChatGPT but with more emphasis on providing detailed information and sources to prevent hallucinations.
What is the user's initial impression of SearchGPT's user interface?
-The user finds SearchGPT's user interface to be very similar to ChatGPT but with a more complex layout that might be harder to navigate, especially in terms of finding certain features like the edit button.
How does the user compare SearchGPT's search results to Perplexity's?
-The user notes that the search results from SearchGPT and Perplexity are very different, with SearchGPT providing a mix of sources that include Google, ChatGPT, and Wikipedia, while Perplexity's results seem to be more heavily inspired by SearchGPT.
What is the user's reaction to the idea of OpenAI launching a new search tool?
-The user is surprised and somewhat critical, expressing that they did not expect OpenAI to compete with Perplexity, especially given Google's domain in search. They also express disappointment in OpenAI's recent actions compared to other companies like Meta.
What is the user's experience when trying to access SearchGPT?
-The user encounters difficulties in accessing SearchGPT, as they are required to create a new OpenAI account despite already having subscriptions to other OpenAI services. They find this frustrating and feel that they should not be restricted from using the new tool.
What is the user's opinion on the speed of SearchGPT's responses?
-The user is impressed by the speed of SearchGPT's responses, noting that it seems very fast, but also expresses concern that the demo might have been sped up, referencing a past controversy with Google's Gemini demo.
What is the user's view on the partnership with publishers and creators in SearchGPT?
-The user expresses hope to secure a partnership with SearchGPT as a creator, but also expresses skepticism about OpenAI's ability to deliver on promises, referencing past experiences where announcements were not followed by timely releases.
What other AI developments is the user interested in?
-The user shows interest in the open-source AI model Llama, particularly its different versions such as Llama 3.1, 8 billion, and 405 billion. They also mention the possibility of releasing a video on how to fine-tune Llama 3.1.
What is the user's perspective on the competition between OpenAI and Meta in AI development?
-The user believes that Meta, particularly with the development of Llama, is making significant progress and could potentially surpass OpenAI. They mention the possibility of Llama 4 being released before GPT-5, which would be a major shift in the AI landscape.
What is the user's suggestion for those interested in AI development?
-The user encourages viewers to comment if they are interested in videos on fine-tuning Llama 3.1 or building AI agents with Llama 3.1. They also mention the potential release of an open-source model, Llama 4, which could be a game-changer in the AI community.
Outlines
🤖 OpenAI's New Search Tool: Search GPT
OpenAI has introduced a new AI tool called Search GPT, which appears to be a direct competitor to Perplexity. The tool features a simple user interface with image and search result capabilities. The presenter compares it to CH GBT, noting similarities but also a 'wow' factor in the weather report feature. The script discusses testing a prototype of this AI search feature, which is initially being launched to a small user group for feedback. The presenter also touches on the integration plans with CGBD and the ease of getting relevant web results. A comparison is made between Search GPT and Perplexity, with a focus on the sources and detailed report of links to prevent 'hallucinations.' The presenter expresses surprise at OpenAI's move to compete with Perplexity and shares personal preferences regarding user interfaces. There's also mention of an upcoming 'Make Money with AI' training and a promotional offer for community joiners, including a free one-on-one consultation call with the presenter. The paragraph concludes with the presenter's attempt to access Search GPT, only to find access limited and requiring a new OpenAI account despite being a paying customer of other OpenAI services.
📈 The Race for AI Supremacy: Meta's Llama vs. OpenAI
The second paragraph discusses the advancements in AI, particularly focusing on Meta's Llama models and comparing them with OpenAI's offerings. The presenter expresses disappointment with OpenAI's recent moves and praises Meta's progress, especially highlighting Facebook's (Meta's) Mark Zuckerberg's 'insane comeback.' The script mentions the impressive performance of the fine-tuned 8 billion parameter Llama model, which outperforms significantly larger models like GPT-40 mini. There's also anticipation for the release of Llama 4, which, if released before GPT-5, could mark a significant shift in the AI landscape. The presenter invites viewers to comment if they are interested in a video tutorial on fine-tuning Llama 3.1 and building AI agents with it. The paragraph concludes with a reflection on the rapid pace of open-source AI development and the potential for Llama 4 to become the best language model in the world, suggesting a major challenge to OpenAI's dominance.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡SearchGPT
💡Perplexity
💡UI (User Interface)
💡Prototype
💡Context Window
💡Hallucinations
💡Llama
💡Open Source
💡Parameter
💡Fine-tuning
💡AI Agents
Highlights
OpenAI is releasing a new AI tool called SearchGPT, a clear competitor to Perplexity.
SearchGPT features a simple UI with images and search results that are very similar to CHGBT.
The weather report in SearchGPT is particularly good, indicating a strong feature.
SearchGPT is a prototype for a new AI search feature, currently in testing with a small group of users.
OpenAI plans to integrate SearchGPT into CHGBT based on user feedback.
SearchGPT combines elements of Google, CHGBT, and Wikipedia to prevent hallucinations and provide detailed reports.
The transcript criticizes SearchGPT as a 'Perplexity ripoff', indicating a lack of originality.
A comparison of SearchGPT and Perplexity shows very different results, suggesting unique algorithms.
The CHGBT user interface is preferred for its approachability and ease of use compared to Perplexity.
The speaker attempts to access SearchGPT but is met with access limitations and the need to create a new account.
OpenAI's recent tweet about making AI beneficial for everyone is contrasted with the speaker's frustration.
Llama 405b is announced to be open-sourced, challenging the dominance of proprietary models like GPT.
The speaker offers to make a video on fine-tuning Llama 3.1 if requested by the audience.
Meta (Facebook) and its AI advancements are highlighted, with a potential release of Llama 4 before GPT 5.
A chart is discussed showing the rapid progress of open-source models compared to closed models like GPT4.
The potential for Llama 4 to be the best language model in the world and its open-source nature is a game-changer.
The speaker expresses excitement about building open-source AI agents and unrestricted models with Llama 3.1.