OpenAI Unveils A New ChatGPT Agent For ‘Deep Research’ Analysis And Reporting

OpenAI is announcing a new AI Agent designed to help people conduct in-depth, complex research using ChatGPT, the company’s AI-powered chatbot platform. Appropriately enough, it’s called deep research.OpenAI said in a blog post published Sunday that this new capability was designed for people who do intensive knowledge work in areas like finance, science, policy, and engineering and need thorough, precise, and reliable research. It could also be useful, the company added, for anyone making purchases that typically require careful research, like cars, appliances, and furniture.Basically, ChatGPT deep research is intended for instances where you don’t just want a quick answer or summary, but instead need to assiduously consider information from multiple websites and other sources.Please support our podcast sponsor Moving On IT | Tomorrow’s Technology, TodayCheck out the Moving On IT press release on Cybersecurity Dive | CLICK HEREOpenAI said it’s making deep research available to ChatGPT Pro users today, limited to 100 queries per month, with support for Plus and Team users coming next, followed by Enterprise. OpenAI is targeting a Plus rollout in about a month from now, the company said, and the query limits for paid users should be significantly higher soon. It’s a geo-targeted launch; OpenAI had no release timeline to share for ChatGPT customers in the U.K., Switzerland, and the European Economic Area.To use ChatGPT deep research, you’ll just select Deep Research in the composer and then enter a query, with the option to attach files or spreadsheets. (It’s a web-only experience for now, with mobile and desktop app integration to come later this month.) Deep research could then take anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes to answer the question, and you’ll get a notification when the search completes.Currently, ChatGPT deep research’s outputs are text-only. But OpenAI said that it intends to add embedded images, data visualizations, and other analytic outputs soon. Also on the roadmap is the ability to connect more specialized data sources, including subscription-based and internal resources, OpenAI added.More on OpenAI’s Deep Reasoning model on TechCrunchBruce Burke Participating In Forbes Entrepreneur Of Impact CompetitionVOTING IS NOW OPEN - I HAVE TO ASK - PLEASE VOTE FOR BRUCE BURKEExciting News! Neural News Network editor Bruce Burke has been selected to participate in the Entrepreneur of Impact competition. One visionary winner will be featured in Forbes, receive $25,000, and have a one-on-one mentoring session with the Shark Tank's own Daymond John. Please vote for the Neural News Network editor!CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR BRUCE BURKE IN ENTREPRENEUR OF IMPACTI'm proposing building an AI-powered, fully automated news and information organization that creates news articles, videos, podcasts, deep dives, special reports, white papers, and more — focused on the ever-expanding world of AI.Voting is now open, I would appreciate your vote and will be posting again when voting starts. I have setup my profile that outlines my proposal linked below.CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR BRUCE BURKE IN ENTREPRENEUR OF IMPACT Get full access to Neural News Network at remunerationlabs.substack.com/subscribe