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Over the weekend, OpenAI unveiled deep research, an AI agent for creating in-depth reports,

available to $200 per month chat GPT pro subscribers, and limited to 100 queries per month,

quoting TechCrunch. 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 can also be useful, the company added, for anyone making purchases that typically require

careful research like cars, appliances, and furniture. Basically, chat GPT, deep research

is intended for instances where you

don't just want a quick answer or summary, but instead need to assiduously consider information

for multiple websites and other sources, end quote. Quoting the verge. Instead of simply generating

text, it shows a summary of its process in a sidebar with citations and a summary

showing the process used for reference. Users can ask questions using text, images, and additional

files like PDFs or spreadsheets to add context, and then it will take anywhere from five to 30 minutes

to develop a response provided in the chat window with promises that in the future it will also be able to include

embedded images and charts. Open AI also notes limitations for deep research saying it can

sometimes hallucinate and makes up facts, struggle with telling the difference between

authoritative info and rumors, and register how certain it should rate a response, end quote. And quoting the Guardian. OpenAI said

deep research was for professionals who work in areas such as finance, science, and engineering,

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