🚀 The AI Workforce in Action: Research & Content Agents at Work 🤖✨ No one has time for deep research—but AI does. Keeping up with market shifts, competitors, brand partners, and content opportunities isn’t just important—it’s necessary. But let’s be honest, most teams aren’t… https://t.co/8D76UQYIxl
Many scientists who have tried OpenAI's 'deep research' tool are impressed with its ability to write literature reviews or full review papers and even identify gaps in knowledge. But others are less enthusiastic. https://t.co/cuHIhei4to
Deep Research from OpenAI seems like the most interesting AI product advance in a while. I'm really liking the outputs I'm getting so far. I wonder how much of the advance is about real-time access to the complete text of web pages, and how much is about more extensive CoT.
OpenAI's new tool, Deep Research, is revolutionizing the research process by significantly reducing the time required to produce comprehensive reports. Users report that tasks which traditionally took 4-6 hours can now be completed in approximately 10 minutes. This advancement has drawn attention from various sectors, with analysts noting its potential to redefine knowledge work. While some users highlight its effectiveness in synthesizing complex information and identifying research trends, others express mixed feelings about its overall utility. OpenAI claims that Deep Research is a step towards artificial general intelligence (AGI), and Bain & Company has labeled it a game-changer for efficiency. The tool's ability to generate detailed reports quickly may lead to substantial changes in how research is conducted across industries.