Operai has just announced a new call tool Deep Research.
The new AI agent is able to carry out several steps investigations on the Internet for complex tasks and, According to OpenAi“He achieves in tens of minutes what a human would take many hours.”
Simply give you a notice and chatgpt “you will find, analyze and synthesize hundreds of online sources to create a full report at the level of an research analyst.”
Operai demonstrated the new feature in a video shared on Sunday (above).
Deep research serves finance, science, politics and engineering professionals, providing exhaustive and reliable information. It is also beneficial for buyers looking for personalized recommendations on purchases that require careful investigation, such as cars, appliances and furniture. The outputs include clear appointments and summaries, which allows easy verification. Essentially, the characteristic optimizes the research that consumes a lot of time, which delivers niche information efficiently from a single consultation.
In A burst of publications Shared on X on Sunday, the head of Operai, Sam Altman, described Deep Research as “as a superpower; experts on demand.”
He said that he can “go to use the Internet, investigate and complex reasoning, and return a report”, take care of the tasks “that would take hours/days and cost hundreds of dollars.”
While it is “very intensive and slow,” he said that “it is the first AI system that can make such a wide variety of complex and valuable tasks.”
The deep research takes between 5 and 30 minutes to complete its work, and will receive a notification once the investigation is completed. The final exit comes as a report, delivered by Chatgpt. At this time, the reports are only text, but OpenAi said that in the coming weeks you will add integrated images, data visualizations and other analytical outputs for additional clarity and context.
Deep research is now available as part of the Pro Operai level ($ 200 per month), with 100 consultations available per month on the web (reaching mobile and desktop applications at the end of February). It will also arrive for customers of Plus, Team and Enterprise “soon”, before reaching the free level of Openi.
Altman urged people to “try their hardest work task that can be resolved simply using the Internet and see what happens.”
But take note: Openai warned his new tool “can have difficulty distinguishing authorized information from rumors, and currently shows weakness in the trusted calibration, often not transmitting uncertainty precisely.” He added that, at the launch, you can also see “minor” format errors in reports and appointments, and tasks can take longer. “We hope that all these problems will quickly improve with more use and time,” Openai said.
Deep research comes only one week after Operai announced another AFFEE, called Operatorthat acts as a human assistant, performing web -based tasks such as making reservations, reserve trips and order groceries, in line with their requests.
