After multiple government agencies moved to unilaterally cap indirect research costs—claiming that the current structure allows universities to waste government funds—a coalition of 10 research advocacy organizations unveiled an alternative plan Friday.

OpenAI will make its Deep Research model available to users on ChatGPT’s free tier soon, according to an X post by CEO Sam Altman. Deep Research is the colloquial name for large language models that use a “test-time” computing method to produce in ...

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Microsoft has embedded OpenAI's powerful "deep research" model into Azure AI Foundry, enabling developers to build agents that don't just retrieve information -- they autonomously analyze, synthesize, and report on it. Now in public preview, the agentic ...

"Are we seeing things that are not healthy to the further ring of research here at the university?" Jay Martin, associate research professor at Penn State's College of Engineering and faculty senate representative.

Cutting corners: OpenAI has launched a new ChatGPT tool called Deep Research, which uses reasoning to synthesize large amounts of information, complete multi-step research tasks, and produce detailed reports. The announcement comes amid growing competition ...

Scientists engaged in cancer drug development utilize a range of model systems, including various in vivo, in vitro, and emerging approaches. Antibodies play an important role in this research and discovery process, with researchers facing questions about ...

After the National Institutes of Health tried earlier this year to cut funding for universities’ costs indirectly related to research and set off alarm bells across higher education, 10 higher education associations decided to come up with their own ...

A new paper from Anthropic, released on Friday, suggests that AI can be "quite evil" when it's trained to cheat. Anthropic found that when an AI model learns to cheat on software programming tasks and is rewarded for that behavior, it continues to display ...