Google opens up Gemini Deep Research to everyone
Google is expanding access to its Deep Research feature, making it available to all Gemini users for free in over 45 languages. This tool, which generates comprehensive reports on complex topics, was previously exclusive to Gemini Advanced subscribers.
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Deep Research operates differently from typical chatbots, employing a deliberate, step-by-step approach. It first creates a research plan and then searches the web for relevant information. Initially powered by Gemini 1.5 Pro, Deep Research now utilizes the new Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental model, a chain-of-thought system designed for enhanced reasoning and analysis.
“This enhances Gemini’s capabilities across all research stages… creating higher-quality, multi-page reports that are more detailed and insightful,” Google stated.
While other chatbots offer similar features, Google is leading the way by making Deep Research widely accessible to all users.
In a separate announcement, Google introduced “Gemini with personalization,” an experimental feature that leverages the Flash Thinking model to personalize responses based on user data from Google apps and services.
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“With your permission, Gemini can now tailor its responses based on your past searches, saving you time and delivering more precise answers,” Google explained. Future updates will incorporate context from Google Photos and YouTube, further enhancing personalization.
Users can enable personalization by selecting “Personalization (experimental)” in the Gemini Apps interface. Google assures that Search history will only be used when deemed relevant, and a banner will provide an easy opt-out option. This feature is available to Gemini and Gemini Advanced users on the web, with mobile availability coming soon.
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