This innovative tool can generate reports significantly faster than humans, completing tasks in mere minutes rather than hours.

Sam Altman described Deep Research as resource-intensive and somewhat slow, but emphasized its potential to handle a considerable percentage of economically valuable tasks.

OpenAI is committed to transparency and ethical reporting, addressing potential conflicts of interest with investors as they navigate the competitive AI landscape.

The company is currently facing allegations regarding the use of copyrighted materials for training its AI models, while also accusing competitors like DeepSeek of illegal data usage.

To maintain its leadership in the AI sector, OpenAI is focused on continuous innovation and the release of new tools and models.

OpenAI has introduced Deep Research, a new AI agent designed for large-scale online information gathering and multi-step research tasks, available to ChatGPT Pro, Plus, and Team Next users.

Despite its advancements, the AI still faces challenges in accurately distinguishing authoritative sources and formatting outputs correctly.

Users have expressed mixed feelings about AI agents like Deep Research, acknowledging both their increasing prevalence and the potential for significant impact on knowledge work.

OpenAI continues to stress the importance of human expertise, advising users to verify the AI's results, especially for critical decisions.

Amid ongoing discussions about achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), Altman has dismissed claims of OpenAI reaching AGI as 'Twitter hype', asserting that true AGI remains undeveloped.

While OpenAI is optimistic that the tool's limitations will improve with increased usage, they advise early adopters to exercise caution.

The launch of Deep Research was reported by Rishabh Jaiswal from Bengaluru, with editing by Rashmi Aich, highlighting the collaborative effort behind this development.