Don't sleep on Deep Research from Chat GPT

[The Caretaker]

I am working on a project and was looking for advice on how to prepare for an event. After 2 rounds of deep research, it gave me a comprehensible list of advice that I would not even think of, with sources from real people that I can follow and draw my own conclusions.

Obviously I would not trust my life to his answers, but it opens a lot of new perspectives. It's like talking to a room of experts in one place.

My only problem is that it is hard to navigate without any prior experience in the field. You don't know how to distinguish noise from signal. But if you are at leas intermediate in a field, I would highly suggest.

[LordFall]

I haven't tried the one from ChatGPT but the perplexity one is pretty dope, society changing stuff for sure. 

[The Renaissance Man]

In my experience DeepSeek's DeepThink is like ChatGPT's Deep Research on steroids. Like no comparison.

[BlueOak]

I dump contractual documents into it all the time, I have about 20 custom GPT's now. I ask it a few framed questions that I know i need, and its prepared 70% of the bid for me.

[BlueOak]

Also it 'thinks' it can code an entire basic game from scratch also, it can't, but it can take you through the steps to do so.

[The Caretaker]

7 hours ago, BlueOak said:

Also it 'thinks' it can code an entire basic game from scratch also, it can't, but it can take you through the steps to do so.

This, for certain, will take a lot of refinement.

 

On 31/03/2025 at 8:23 PM, The Renaissance Man said:

In my experience DeepSeek's DeepThink is like ChatGPT's Deep Research on steroids. Like no comparison.

I've dabbled with GPT and Claude, DeepSeek is still on my radar. Have you performed any tests with all 3 of them at once?

[The Renaissance Man]

22 hours ago, The Caretaker said:

I've dabbled with GPT and Claude, DeepSeek is still on my radar. Have you performed any tests with all 3 of them at once?

I use all 3 all the time so I have more prompts and multiple perspectives. Claude free doesn't have the thinking feature though.

DeepSeek is free by the way, you can test it out with a complex question and the difference is just apparent. Get ready to add a new tool to your arsenal!