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American Focus > Blog > Tech and Science > ChatGPT’s Deep Research Is Here. But Can It Really Replace a Human Expert? : ScienceAlert
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ChatGPT’s Deep Research Is Here. But Can It Really Replace a Human Expert? : ScienceAlert

Last updated: February 15, 2025 9:51 pm
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OpenAI’s ‘deep research’ has been making headlines as the latest artificial intelligence (AI) tool that promises to revolutionize research processes. Marketed as a feature in ChatGPT Pro, this tool boasts the ability to deliver structured reports in minutes, a task that would typically take hours for a human expert to complete.

Despite the hype surrounding deep research, it is not without its flaws. Journalists who have tested the tool have reported that it can miss key details, struggle with recent information, and even invent facts. OpenAI acknowledges these limitations, stating that the tool may occasionally “hallucinate facts in responses or make incorrect inferences.”

While deep research offers a glimpse into the potential of AI in research, it also raises important questions about the role of machines in replacing human expertise. Can a machine truly replace a trained expert, and what are the implications for knowledge work? Is AI truly enhancing our ability to think critically, or is it simply making it easier to rely on automated solutions?

Targeted towards professionals in various fields such as finance, science, policy, law, and engineering, as well as academics, journalists, and business strategists, deep research aims to streamline the research process. Currently available to ChatGPT Pro users in the United States, the tool comes at a cost of US$200 per month, with plans to expand to other user tiers in the future.

The process of deep research involves multiple steps, including submitting a request, clarifying the task, autonomously searching the web for sources, synthesizing findings, and delivering a structured report. While this may seem like a valuable tool for knowledge workers, early tests have revealed significant shortcomings, such as a lack of context, missed developments, the generation of false information, and an inability to distinguish reliable sources.

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It is essential to recognize that AI tools like deep research are valuable as supplements to human intelligence, rather than replacements. While AI can assist in summarizing information and improving efficiency, it cannot replicate the depth of analysis, creativity, and critical thinking that human researchers bring to the table.

To use AI research tools responsibly, it is important to verify sources, apply critical thinking, and cross-check information with reputable sources. For high-stakes topics, supplement AI findings with expert input to ensure accuracy and reliability.

In conclusion, while AI tools like deep research offer promising capabilities, they are not a substitute for human intelligence. As technology continues to advance, it is crucial for knowledge workers to cultivate skills such as critical thinking, fact-checking, and creativity that AI cannot replicate. Generative AI has its limitations, and human expertise will remain indispensable in the realm of research and analysis.

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