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18 Feb 2025 Latent Space The Inventors of Deep Research
“I think when deep research really shines is there like multiple facets to your question and you spend like a weekend, you know, just opening like 50, 60 tabs and many times I just give up and we wanted to solve that problem and, and give a great starting point for those kinds of journeys.”
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- 18 Feb 2025
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- The Inventors of Deep Research
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…Yeah. This is like the first time sort of Google automating yourself as searching, like you're, you know, you're supposed to be the experts at search, but now you're like meta-searching and like determining the search strategy. Yeah, I think, at least we see it as two different use cases. There are things that, you know, you know exactly what you're looking for and there's a search is still probably, you know, a very, you know, probably one of the best places to go. I think when deep research really shines is there like multiple facets to your question and you spend like a weekend, you know, just opening like 50, 60 tabs and many times I just give up and we wanted to solve that problem and, and give a great starting point for those kinds of journeys. Do we want to start a query so that it runs in the meantime and then we can chat over it?…
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