OpenAI suggests UK to include AI chatbots on Google search selection page OpenAI suggested in its public consultation submitted to the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on March 6th that the eligibility criteria for Google's search selection page should explicitly include AI chatbots with search capabilities, so that such services can also be selected as default search services by users on Android devices and Chrome and other portals. OpenAI believes that services such as ChatGPT can achieve extensive information discovery through conversational or multimodal methods, and their functionality is similar to Google Search's AI Overviews and AI Mode; If the draft continues to revolve around traditional search design, it may exclude this type of new service. It also recommends selecting services based on transparent and dynamic popularity standards, and recommends covering all entry points and functions such as voice, visual, AI search, etc. OpenAI also requires Google to take responsibility for technical interoperability, shorten the launch cycle, and provide publishers with a unified control mechanism that prohibits Google from using its search content for any AI service (including training, grounding, and fine-tuning) with just one click.