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How To Get AI To Do A Research Project For You
Claude (via Cowork or claude.ai)
- Open Claude on the web, desktop, or mobile. Research is included with paid plans (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise).
- Look for the Research button in the chat input area, on the bottom left. Click it. The button turns blue when on.
- Make sure web search is also enabled. Settings > Features > Web search. Research uses web search to find sources.
- Type your research question. Be specific about the question, the depth you need, and any constraints. Claude will plan multiple searches, run them in sequence, and synthesize the findings.
- Wait one to a few minutes for shorter queries, longer for deeper ones. The response includes inline citations you can click to verify each claim.
ChatGPT
- Open ChatGPT. Deep Research is available on the Free tier (5 queries per month), Plus or Team (about 25 per month), and Pro (about 250 per month).
- In the message composer, click the tools menu (the icon next to the text box) and select Deep research.
- Write a clear prompt that includes the question, the output format you want, and any constraints. Attach PDFs or spreadsheets if they add useful context.
- ChatGPT will sometimes ask one or two clarifying questions. Answer them. A sidebar then opens showing each step the agent takes and which sources it is reading.
- To restrict the search to trusted sources, click Sites in the prompt area and choose Manage sites. You can require certain domains or simply prioritize them while still allowing the open web.
- Wait five to thirty minutes. You will get a notification when the report is finished. Export it as Markdown, Word, or PDF.
Microsoft Copilot
- Open the Microsoft 365 Copilot app. Researcher requires a Microsoft 365 Premium subscription or a Microsoft 365 Copilot add-on license. Each licensed user gets up to 25 Researcher queries per month.
- In the left sidebar, click Agents and select Researcher.
- Type your question. Researcher pulls from your work files (Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams) and the public web at the same time.
- Researcher will sometimes ask follow-up questions to scope the project. Answer them. The agent then runs for several minutes and returns a structured summary with key insights and source citations.
- Behind the scenes, Researcher uses both OpenAI's reasoning models and Anthropic's Claude. Microsoft pairs them so one model produces the research and the other reviews it before delivery, which tends to reduce errors on long reports.
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