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Looks like ChatGPT Using Google Search Index

Looks like ChatGPT Using Google Search Index

As I've mentioned a few times - esp since Microsoft broke the Windsurf deal (OpenAI wanted to acquire them for $3bn - WindSurf was an LLM coding engine) - ChatGPT has been moving more to Google results (which, lets face it are much better than Bing's repetitive resultS)

Second, Aleyda Solis did a similar thing and published her findings on her blog and shared this on X as well. She said, "Confirmed - ChatGPT uses Google SERP Snippets for its Answers."

She basically created new content, checked to make sure no one indexed it yet, including Bing or ChatGPT. Then when Google indexed it, it showed up in ChatGPT and not Bing yet. She showed that if you see the answer in ChatGPT, it is exactly the same as the Google search result snippet. Plus, ChatGPT says in its explanation that it is grabbing a snippet from a search engine.

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