AI ARTIFACTS
Research

AI deep research assistant

Go beyond the first answer.

AI Artifacts helps you find useful sources, compare perspectives and turn research into clear, usable insight.

What research helps you do

Deep Research is for complex questions where a quick answer is not enough: market and academic research, topic briefings, comparisons and decisions that benefit from seeing the evidence behind the synthesis.

Find the signal

Start with a question and explore the relevant context instead of collecting disconnected search results.

Compare what you find

Bring sources and perspectives together so differences, evidence and open questions are easier to see.

Save the useful thread

Keep research, notes and outputs connected so a good answer can become a brief, report or project.

A practical workflow

From intent to useful work.

Describe the question in natural language, explore relevant sources, compare what they say and save the useful thread as notes, a brief, report or project input.

Good to know: Research can make source context easier to inspect, but important claims still need human review. Use File Analysis when your primary evidence is in documents you provide.

Common questions

What is an AI deep research assistant useful for?
Use it for questions that benefit from current information, multiple sources, comparisons and a more traceable answer.
Can I use my own documents in research?
Yes. Use File Analysis or an AI Notebook when the source material is a document or collection of sources you provide.

Related capabilities

Move to the adjacent workflow when the job calls for it.

Web search

AI web search for source discovery

Use AI Artifacts to discover web sources, compare information and build answers grounded in current research.

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File analysis

AI file analysis and document chat

Analyze documents and source files with AI Artifacts to extract context, ask questions and create useful outputs.

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Artifacts Notebook

The AI notebook that learns from your sources

Add PDFs, websites and notes, chat with your sources, then create Audio and Video Overviews, quizzes, flashcards, mind maps and study guides.

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