After a limited testing period, OpenAI is opening up its ChatGPT web search tool to all users. The rollout starts with those paying 20 a month for ChatGPT Plus, but OpenAI says it'll show up for everyone, whether they're subscribers or not, in the coming months. While it uses the familiar ChatGPT interface, web search works a little differently. Instead of the bot relying on its training data to come up with answers, it scours the web for relevant and timely information, and then sifts through and summarizes what it's found to generate a coherent response. It means you can type all the queries you would normally plug into Google into ChatGPT instead--from "what time is the Superbowl?" to "what are the best places to visit in Florence?"

When was the last time you visited the library for research? For me, it was a few years ago near Barcelona, Spain, because it was snowing outside, and I wanted to surf the internet. Chances are our traditional sources of knowledge and relationships for the past decades at least have been disrupted by FAANGA or Facebook (now Meta), Apple, Amazon, Google, Netflix, (Alphabet), in addition to Microsoft. These global technology giants, that all a few years ago were just ambitious dream projects of a few visionary startup founders, represented the evolution of how our human mind pivots to benefiting from faster connections between people and information or data, in general. Now, we are life witnesses to yet another information revolution- OpenAI.com's Millions of people already joined this ChatGPT since its launch in the last quarter of 2022, to try its chatbot service that can answer your questions by applying open, intelligent data gathering and analytics models.