ChatGPT Is quietly replacing Google’s most important page, study finds
Google Search isn’t the Default Anymore
A new survey suggests ChatGPT isn’t just an occasional AI tool for quick answers or writing help anymore. For a growing number of users, it’s becoming the first screen they open — and the place they expect to run more of their daily digital life. According to new data from subscription bundling platform Bango, 72% of ChatGPT subscribers in the U.S. say they’ve set the chatbot as their homepage on desktop and mobile, replacing traditional starting points like Google Search.
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