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2. Deep Research

  • What It Does: An agentic feature that browses hundreds of websites, processes information through long reasoning chains, and synthesizes insights into comprehensive reports. It can also analyze uploaded files.
  • Typical Use Cases: Conducting in-depth market research, competitive analysis, academic research, compiling content sources, generating reports on various subjects, or analyzing user-provided documents.
  • Best Feature(s): Automatically searches, reasons, and synthesizes information into detailed reports, incorporates user-created audio files, and can create images. Optionally, you can include Google Drive links or documents.
  • Insights: This feature is comparable to advanced research modes in other AI systems, utilizing iterative web analysis to produce detailed reports. Deep Research is ideal for tasks requiring extensive data synthesis, such as market research, where the AI can gather and reason through information from multiple sources. Its ability to integrate user-uploaded files or Google Drive links adds flexibility, enabling personalized research outputs.
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