A week ago, Openai released a tool that can be connected to the internet to shop for groceries or to close restaurant reservation. It now offers AI technology that can gather information from the internet and compose it in concise references.
Openai unveiled the new tool, called Deep Research, with a demonstration on YouTube on Sunday, days after the appearance of technology for legislators, policymakers and other Washington officials.
“It can do complex research duties that could take a person anywhere from 30 minutes to 30 days,” said Kevin Weil, head of Openai’s products, at the Washington event. On the contrary, deep research can achieve such tasks in five to 30 minutes, depending on complexity.
Artificial intelligence researchers call this type of technology as AI agent. While chatbots can answer questions, write poems and create images, agents can use other software and services online. This may include anything from ordering the dinner through Doordash to compose information from the internet.
During the briefing at Capitol Hill, Mr Weil showed the technological collection of information about Albert Einstein. He asked the tool to gather a detailed report on the physics for a hypothetical Senate employee preparing for a hearing of Congress where Einstein is a candidate for the US Minister of Energy.
In addition to providing information about Einstein’s background and personality, he raised five questions that a senator could ask natural to determine if he was the right person for the job.
“He can surf the web and understand the text and images and pdfs,” Mr Weil said. “And he can do this retrospectively. He can do a search and this leads to other searches and then he can compose all the information he has learned.”
Mr Weil said the reports created by the tool included reports showing where the information was found. But AI technologies like this can still make things wrong or even compose information – a phenomenon that AI researchers call “illusion”. This may mean that it provides incorrect reports.
Openai said the tool could fight to distinguish valid information from rumors and that it often failed to accurately convey when it was uncertain about the information it delivered.
However, Mr Weil argued that the tool could help the United States accelerate economic growth. He added that the tool would be particularly useful for people in areas such as funding, science and law.
(The New York Times has sued Openai and her partner, Microsoft, accusing them of infringement of copyright of the AI ​​-related news -related content. Openai and Microsoft systems.
Openai said, starting on Sunday, deep research will be available to anyone registered with Chatgpt Pro, a $ 200-a-Month service that provides access to all the latest tools of the company. It also plans to offer the tool through its other paid services.
The tool is based on the same technology that leads the chatgpt. This technology is what AI researchers call a neuronal network – a mathematical system that can learn skills by analyzing data.
In recent months, Openai has developed versions of technology that can “reason” through duties, specifying through tests and error what actions to take. Deep research is based on the company’s latest technology, Openai O3.
