In this in video, Yousaf explores SearchGPT by OpenAI. With 10,000 demos now in the hands of early users, SearchGPT is already making waves in the world of search engines. These users are providing invaluable feedback to OpenAI, shaping the future of this innovative tool. But the big question remains—when will SearchGPT be available to the general public? Although an exact date is yet to be confirmed, speculation points towards a 2025 release. In this video, we delve into what this means for the future of search technology, discussing how SearchGPT might be rolled out, and whether it will adopt a subscription-based model similar to ChatGPT 4.0 or offer a free version. We also conduct a live comparison of SearchGPT with existing search engines like Google, Bing, Chat GPT, and DuckDuckGo to see how it stacks up. 00:00 - Introduction: SearchGPT's 10,000 Demo Release 00:33 - Speculating the Public Release: When Will We See It? 01:03 - Bing's Role in Powering OpenAI's Search Capabilities 01:35 - Interface Design: How Does SearchGPT Compare? 03:07 - Live Comparison: SearchGPT vs. Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo 04:19 - SearchGPT’s Clean Interface and User Experience 06:19 - Bing’s Search Results: Evaluating Their Effectiveness 07:23 - DuckDuckGo: A Minimalist Approach to Search 08:59 - ChatGPT vs. SearchGPT: A Detailed Comparison 11:56 - Conclusion: Final Thoughts on the Future of Search Engines   View our Medium article or YouTube channel by viewing our link.tree here