OpenAI says ChatGPT searches are about a fifth of Google's

At an OpenAI dinner in New York on Nov. 2, ChatGPT product lead Adam Fry said ChatGPT's volume of search-like queries is roughly one-fifth of Google's. He counted each question that sends ChatGPT to the web, not each conversation. Big Technology published the exchange on Nov. 3, and The Verge reported the same definition. Fry did not name the Google figure's source, period or geography, and Google has not confirmed it. He also said weekly active users rose from 1 billion to 1.2 billion in two months, that users create 1.5 billion images a week, and that voice has 250 million weekly users. He said Chat and Work will be merged, without a date.

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