US Users Shift from Google Search to ChatGPT for Answers
▼ Summary
– A survey by Adobe Express found 77% of US respondents use ChatGPT for searches, with 25% preferring it over Google.
– Younger users favor ChatGPT for everyday questions and creative inspiration more than Google.
– Users appreciate ChatGPT’s ability to summarize complex topics and reduce the need to click multiple links.
– 30% of respondents trust ChatGPT more than other search engines.
– Nearly half (47%) of marketers and business owners use ChatGPT for business promotion.
More Americans are turning to ChatGPT for answers instead of traditional search engines like Google, according to recent research. A survey conducted by Adobe Express, which polled 1,000 individuals, reveals that 77% of respondents now use OpenAI’s chatbot for searches, with a quarter making it their go-to option.
Younger users, especially children and teenagers, are leading this shift. They favor ChatGPT for its ability to provide quick, conversational answers rather than sifting through multiple search results. Beyond simple queries, many appreciate how the tool simplifies complex topics with summaries and sparks creative ideas without requiring endless link-clicking.
The study also highlights growing trust in AI-generated responses, 30% of participants said they rely on ChatGPT more than conventional search engines. Additionally, nearly half of marketers and business owners (47%) leverage the platform to boost their promotional efforts, showcasing its expanding role beyond casual use.
This trend signals a broader change in how people seek information, prioritizing speed, clarity, and interactivity over traditional search methods. While Google remains dominant, the rise of AI-driven alternatives suggests evolving user preferences in the digital age.
(Source: COMPUTERWORLD)
