Solution: Utilizing the Deep Research feature of the Deep Research Web UI
To address the problem of a single source and lack of depth of information in the study, the following steps can be operationalized:
- Enable Iterative Search: After entering a topic, the AI automatically generates sub-questions and extends the search, e.g., a search for "quantum computing" extends to "superconducting quantum bit technology" and "decoherence problem".
- Leveraging Tavily Integration Services: The system provides 1,000 Internet searches per month free of charge and automatically crawls the latest web content to ensure diversity of sources.
- View Tree Visualization: Track AI exploration paths through the tree diagram on the right, and manually add search terms when information gaps are identified
Tips for enhancing the depth of your research:
- Adding command words such as "latest developments" or "in-depth analysis" when entering a topic
- Use a mixed multilingual search (e.g., enter "French: ChatGPT applications") to obtain information on different regions.
- After exporting the report, you can continue to add relevant content through the Markdown editor.
This answer comes from the articleDeep Research Web UI: an AI assistant supporting multilingual deep researchThe
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