OpenAI’s “deep research” gives a preview of the AI agents of the future
OpenAI announced this week its AI research assistant, which it calls “ deep research .” Powered by OpenAI’s o3-mini model (which was trained to use trial and error to find answers to complex questions), deep research is one of OpenAI’s first attempts at a real “agent” that’s capable of following instructions and working on its own.
OpenAI’s ‘deep research’ tool: is it useful for scientists?
Tech giant OpenAI has unveiled a pay-for-access tool called ‘deep research’, which synthesizes information from dozens or hundreds of websites into a cited report several pages long. The tool follows a similar one from Google released in December and acts as a personal assistant, doing the equivalent of hours of work in tens of minutes.
In the vast number of fields where generative AI has been tested, law is perhaps its most glaring point of failure. Tools ...
DeepSeek's R1 model release and OpenAI's new Deep Research product will push companies to use techniques like distillation, supervised fine-tuning (SFT), reinforcement learning (RL), and ...
Sam Altman claims Deep Research “could do a single-digit percentage of all economically valuable tasks in the world.” ...
OpenAI's new Deep Research for ChatGPT is made to create research papers, though Google Gemini 2.0 has a very similar feature ...
Discover how OpenAI’s Deep Research is driving innovation in AI, transforming industries, and raising ethical questions.
OpenAI recently introduced its second AI agent, deep research, on February 2. This follows the excitement around low-cost Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) model DeepSeek. As per OpenAI’s ...
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