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In the early 2000s, as the internet was rapidly expanding, a unique search engine emerged from the halls of Carnegie Mellon University. Clusty, launched in 2004, aimed to revolutionize how users interacted with search results. Developed by Vivisimo, a company founded by three Carnegie Mellon scientists, Clusty set out to tackle the growing problem of information overload.

OpenAI is potentially launching "SearchGPT," an AI-powered search engine that could challenge Google's dominance. Explore what we know and the implications of this development.

Vivisimo was an innovative technology company founded in 2000 by Carnegie Mellon University researchers Raúl Valdés-Pérez, Jerome Pesenti, and Chris Palmer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Specializing in advanced search engine and document clustering technologies, Vivisimo developed software that transformed how organizations access and analyze vast amounts of information.