"Not a search engine": OpenAI CEO Sam Altman denies rumours ...
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has recently denied rumors suggesting that OpenAI, the leading artificial intelligence research lab, is secretly working on a new search engine to compete with Google. Altman took to Twitter to clarify that OpenAI is not focusing on building a search engine and that the rumors are unfounded.
This statement from Altman comes in response to speculations in the tech industry about OpenAI's potential entry into the search engine market. With OpenAI's reputation for cutting-edge AI research, many have wondered if the organization could pose a threat to established players like Google in the search space.
However, Altman's denial seems to put an end to these rumors, emphasizing that OpenAI's primary focus remains on AI research and development for the greater good rather than direct competition with existing search engine giants.
