OpenAI announced that it has started a new stage in artificial intelligence -supported research processes. The company introduced the “Deep Research” (Deep Research) feature integrated into Chatgpt. This new talent allows artificial intelligence to create reports at a research analyst level by analyzing hundreds of websites and online sources. This feature, which is stated to be very useful for academic studies, technical analysis and market research that requires large -scale information scans, can further expand the use of artificial intelligence in the business world and academic circles.
According to the OpenAI’s announcement, users will not only ask text -based questions, but also will be able to analyze files such as PDF and Electronic Tables to Chatgpt. The new feature will create a comprehensive response within 5 to 30 minutes, depending on the user’s query. During this time, ChatGPT will visualize the process through a side panel and show the analysis progress and the resources used.
OpenAI says that the new feature offers a great time advantage compared to human researchers. According to the company’s statement, Deep Research “people can complete hours of hours in minutes.” However, it is also emphasized that the vehicle has some limitations for the time being.
The OpenAI says that the Deep Research feature has a lower error ratio than the existing models, but it is not completely error -free. The company said that artificial intelligence can sometimes make false inferences or distort the facts. In addition, some difficulties in distinguishing with the authorized information and rumors may occur and shaping errors may occur.
However, the OpenAI thinks that such deficiencies will be relieved with an increase in the rate of use and the improvements to be made over time. This vehicle is expected to make a significant contribution, especially in sectors that require large data analysis.
The Deep Research feature is similar to the Deep Research in Google’s Advanced package. However, there are significant differences among the services offered by two technology giants. Google offers access to Gemini Advanced within the scope of one AI Premium plan for $ 20 per month, while those who want to use the OpenAI’s Deep Research vehicle must subscribe to the $ 200 Chatgpt Pro plan.
OpenAI explains the reason for high pricing by Deep Research’s serious calculation power. For this reason, the Chatgpt Pro users can use this vehicle limited to 100 monthly queries. However, the company states that it works on a smaller and cost -effective model and thus aims to increase the usage limits by providing access to more users.
OpenAI will not be able to use its new feature in Europe immediately
There are some restrictions on the opening of the Deep Research feature to global use. OpenAI, after the completion of security tests in the next month Plus subscribers can use this feature, he said. However, users in Europe, especially in the UK, Switzerland and the European Economic region, will have to wait for a longer time to experience this vehicle. OpenAI announced that it will take a more careful approach in the European market to adapt to regional regulations.
OpenAI’s Deep Research feature aims to take artificial intelligence -supported information processing processes to the next level. This tool, which will attract the attention of a wide audience from academicians to professionals in the business world, offers a strong solution for data -intensive research. However, high cost and usage limitations create question marks about how widely adopt this technology.
Especially Google’s more affordable options and open source artificial intelligence models can offer more attractive alternatives for some users. However, OpenAI plans to offer various incentives for users to experience Deep Research, emphasizing the development of the technology it offers and will become more efficient in the long run.
In the coming period, how to evolve the artificial intelligence -supported research tools and which platforms will take leadership in this field will continue to be a subject of great curiosity.