The article discusses the competitive landscape of AI firms post-ChatGPT, emphasizing how companies are developing similar 'research tools' to improve automation. With tools like Google’s Deep Research and OpenAI's deep research, there's a clear trend of firms racing to provide AI capabilities that synthesize information efficiently. Factors driving this include advancements in reasoning models and increasing compute power, alongside a strong marketing push for AI as a means to automate jobs. As these tools start as paid features, they are expected to become commoditized in the near future.
There has been a sudden influx of AI research tools from various companies, showcasing a competitive race to offer similar features that enhance automation.
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