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OpenAI has introduced Deep Research, a powerful new AI agent designed for in-depth research. Built on the o3 model, it autonomously gathers, analyzes, and summarizes complex information from the web.

Whether for academic or professional use, Deep Research streamlines the process, offering faster, smarter insights with minimal user input. It’s a major step forward in AI-powered productivity.

Autonomous Task Handling

Deep Research is designed to manage research tasks with minimal input. It handles complex projects on its own, letting users focus on bigger decisions. The AI learns, adapts, and prioritizes based on task urgency and context.

The following video explores this potential. It imagines a future where hundreds of agents tackle tasks, transforming how digital campaigns are run:

This vision aligns with Deep Research’s goal: efficient, scalable task automation with real-world impact.

Smarter, Faster Research

Deep Research changes how users tackle complex topics. It scans vast data sets, verifies sources, and delivers relevant results in seconds.

From academic work to market analysis, it adapts to different needs with speed and accuracy.

In the following post, Deep Research was said to be built for “people who perform intensive knowledge work” in areas like finance, science, and policy:

It also highlighted its usefulness for everyday research, including major purchases like cars, appliances, and furniture.

A Step Toward AGI

Deep Research shows how AI is moving closer to human-like thinking. It manages complex tasks, learns through interaction, and handles multiple requests at once. Its conversational style adds to its intuitive feel.

In the post below, OpenAI said Deep Research was built for fields like finance, science, policy, and engineering, where deep, accurate research is essential.

They also noted its value for everyday users—especially those making big purchases like cars, furniture, or appliances that require careful consideration: