Google might be a little worried. The AI-powered search market just became a lot more heated as OpenAI takes off the gloves and removes the login requirement for ChatGPT search (via The Verge ).

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To enhance user accessibility, OpenAI has announced that its ChatGPT search feature is now available to all users without the ...

OpenAI has removed the login requirement from ChatGPT Search, allowing all users to access the AI search engine for free.

OpenAI has removed the account requirement to use ChatGPT Search, making it as accessible as Google's search engine.

ChatGPT can now be used as a search engine, poring through the web to deliver AI-powered results. And it's better than Google ...

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