Nov 4, 2024 1 min read links

Link: OpenAI Reddit AMA And SEO For ChatGPT Search via @sejournal, @martinibuster

When asked about optimizing content for ChatGPT Search, Kevin Weill acknowledged the uncertainty, stating that it's too soon to detail specifics as the product just launched.

Weill, OpenAI's Chief Product Officer, encouraged feedback, highlighting that they're still exploring how AI will reshape search functionalities.

Current insights suggest that Bing plays a key role in ChatGPT Search, making it a crucial platform for ranking.

ChatGPT's interface favors natural language queries, indicating content should be optimized for conversational use.

Future updates may include Reinforcement Learning to manage inaccuracies and personalized content to enhance user experience.

OpenAI's strategy does not signify direct competition with Google but rather introduces a novel approach to web searching, shaping user interactions uniquely. #

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