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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shares plans to bring o3 Deep Research agent to free and ChatGPT Plus users
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Earlier this month, OpenAI debuted a new AI agent powered by its upcoming full o3 reasoning AI model called "Deep Research." As with Google's Gemini-powered Deep Research
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Want to use ChatGPT Deep Research for free? Sam Altman confirms how often you'll be able to use the new AI agent
The release date of Deep Research outside of ChatGPT Pro is still TBD OpenAI's new AI agent, Deep Research, will be coming to ChatGPT Plus and Free users shortly, and now we know just how many times a month you'll be able to use the research analyst. Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, shared the info on
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OpenAI Says It Will Make Its $200 Deep Research Model Available for Free
Deep Research has been praised for its ability to produce detailed research reports. 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
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announces plans to make the powerful Deep Research AI agent available to ChatGPT Plus and free tier users, with limited monthly uses and potential for future scaling.

OpenAI has introduced a new AI agent called "Deep Research," powered by its upcoming o3 reasoning AI model. This autonomous assistant is designed to scour the web and scholarly sources for information, compiling comprehensive reports on user-specified topics
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. Initially limited to ChatGPT Pro subscribers, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has now announced plans to make Deep Research more widely available across different subscription tiers2
.Altman revealed that ChatGPT Plus users ($20 per month) will receive 10 uses of Deep Research per month, while free tier users will get 2 uses per month. The company intends to scale up these limits over time
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. This move aims to make the powerful AI tool accessible to a broader audience while potentially encouraging users to upgrade to higher-tier subscriptions.Deep Research has been praised for its ability to accomplish in minutes what would take humans hours to complete. The AI agent can find, analyze, and synthesize information from hundreds of online sources to create comprehensive reports at the level of a research analyst
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. Some users have described it as "utterly transformative" in how they engage with information1
.Deep Research employs a "test-time" computing method to produce detailed reports, which can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours
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. The model uses a technique called "test-time thinking," which forces it to fact-check itself before answering questions by breaking queries down into multiple related sub-questions.Related Stories
Altman also shared OpenAI's plans to consolidate its various AI models. The company aims to create a "magic unified intelligence" that can use all of OpenAI's tools and determine when to engage in extended reasoning
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. This includes the upcoming GPT-4.5 model (internally called Orion) and the integration of o-series and GPT-series models.Despite the excitement surrounding Deep Research, concerns about the accuracy of AI language models persist. Recent incidents involving incorrect information generated by AI chatbots highlight the ongoing challenges in ensuring reliable outputs
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. As AI tools become more widely available, addressing these accuracy issues remains a critical priority for the industry.Summarized by
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