OpenAi announces “in -depth research” tool for ChatgPT – Observer

American OpenAi announced a tool for “In -depth research” for ChatgPTShortly before a meeting in Tokyo with partner Softbank, at a time when Chinese Deepseek intensifies competition in artificial intelligence.

Deepseek, the Chinese startup that “shakes” the artificial intelligence industry by promising to do more with less

OpenAi said the new tool “performs in tens of minutes which would take many hours”To be done by a person.

“Deepened research is the new OpenAi tool that can work for you independently: give you a command and ChatgPT will find, analyze and synthesize hundreds of ‘online’ sources to create a comprehensive report at an analyst level“, Says OpenAi on the official portal.

The chatgpt conversation robot marked the appearance of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the general public in 2022.

In an live video presentation, OpenAi researchers demonstrated how ‘in -depth research’ was able to summarize internet search data to recommend ski equipment for a snow vacation in Japan.

OpenAi Executive Director Sam Altman is in Tokyo to meet this Monday with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and SoftBank Group executive director Masayoshi Son.

Altman and Son are partners at Stargate, a new project involving at least $ 500 billion (488 billion euros) in the United States, recently revealed by US President Donald Trump.

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Masayoshi Son also watched Trump’s inauguration in January.

The American technology company OpenAi and the Japanese Softbank warned of possible “security problems”Related to Artificial Intelligence (IA), alluding Monday to Tokyo to DeepSeek, Chinese competitor in the sector.

“We have to protect human security. Although technology and result are similar, the characteristics for human security are different, ”said Softbank founder Masayoshi Son, in an event in the Japanese capital, which was also attended by OpenAi executive director Sam Altman.

At a meeting between them, Son mentioned DeepSeek and left Altman a question about the Chinese company, which Altman, without referring to China’s competitor, replied that “society has to decide what the sector’s limits are.”

“Depending on the country of origin, very dangerous situations may arise if we use this technology incorrectly, which can trigger a very bad situation for humanity,” said Son.

Altman more positively said that society as a whole “You will be able to do things correctly“.

As for comments on whether AI could steal work, the two entrepreneurs were optimistic, stating that humanity “always finds new jobs” and that technology “is capable of generating new knowledge”.

Those responsible for the two companies also announced a Strategic partnership agreement to create the joint company SB OpenAi Japanwith an AI project called “Crystal”.

Son stated that the goal is to develop “cutting -edge solutions” for companies and said softbank will become the first user of the project under the line message service or paypay payments application.

These developments come at a time when the Chinese ‘startup’ DeepSeek startup has shook the American technological world with the powerful low-cost-developed conversation robot and to work with fewer resources.

In an interview with Japanese economic newspaper Nikkei, Sam Altman said China is recovering the delay in relation to US -based AI technologies.

It also warned that AI technologies could be used by authoritarian states to reinforce control.