ChatGPT Gets Breakthrough Web Browsing Feature

Competing with Google, Google Bard and Co. – ChatGPT fixes a big problem

The AI ​​competition is in full swing. Microsoft cooperates with OpenAI to provide Bing AI with highly functional features. The AI ​​chatbot now also offers visual answers and a chat history. Meanwhile, Google has streamlined its competitor, Google Bard, and will launch its own queue-free AI chatbot in 180 markets. Google Bard already has numerous functions to offer, some of which ChatGPT users cannot yet find, such as prompting with your own images or the direct export of answers to Gmail and Docs.

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10 new features from Bard that ChatGPT doesn’t offer

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But ChatGPT is providing paid subscribers with more and more helpful functions. While Bard offers internal browsing directly through Google, ChatGPT Plus users can now also access the web browsing feature. On the OpenAI Blog it says:

Try a new version of ChatGPT that knows when and how to browse the internet to answer questions about recent topics and events.

Thanks to the web browsing feature, users can access real-time information from the Internet and finally get up-to-the-minute insights as part of their answers. This was not the case with ChatGPT before (and will continue to be so for standard users). However, due to this update, ChatGPT Plus could compete better with search engines like Google and Bing, which offer their own AI chatbots with Bard and Bing AI. Information that is up to date is of great importance for people in the search, but also in the work context. There are more and more ways for paying subscribers to use the popular AI tool in a holistic digital context. Because paying users can now also use the GPT-4 model.

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