ChatGPT is coming for Google, with the latest update opening up the ChatGPT Search feature to even more people. This feature was initially released to paid subscribers and account holders last year, but now OpenAI has made Search freely available to everyone — regardless of whether you have a ChatGPT account or not.

OpenAI first launched its search engine to paid ChatGPT subscribers last October and later rolled it out to everyone in December. But now that you no longer need an account to use

You can now use ChatGPT's web search functionality even if you're not logged in, though this only apples through the ChatGPT.com domain.

OpenAI has announced a major update to its ChatGPT search engine. The platform will no longer require users to log in for usage. This move is intended to improve the accessibility of the search engine and enable it to compete directly with other popular search rivals such as Google and Bing.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT is steadily spreading its wings in the AI space. Initially launched as a conversational AI, it has evolved over the past year, incorporating new features and functionalities. In October 2024,

ChatGPT maker OpenAI has announced that the AI chatbot’s search engine – ChatGPT Search is now available to everyone, even to those without an account.

OpenAI's ChatGPT Search feature is now available to all users, eliminating the need for accounts. Initially launched for paid subscribers in November 2024, it is now accessible to everyone, allowing real-time web searches with no rate limits for unregistered users.

ChatGPT's search engine feature can now be accessed by anyone, OpenAI announced on Wednesday. Previously, users needed an account to use