Deep Studies on Google Gemini Deep are available for all
After being one of the first companies to unfold a Deep research A feature at the end of last year Google already provides the same tool available for everyone. As of today, Gemini users can try Deep Research free of charge in more than 45 languages ​​- no extended twin subscription is required. For uninitiated, deep research, you allow you to ask twins to create comprehensive but easy -to -read reports on complex topics.
Compared to the new Google Google AI modeDeep Research works more slowly than your typical chatbot and it’s by design. Gemini will first create a research plan before starting to search the network for information that may be relevant to your prompt. When Google first announced Deep Research, it is powered by the powerful but expensive company Twin model 1.5 ProS With today’s expansion, Google has upgraded the Deep Research to work with its new experimental model Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking is in the mouth of a name, which just means that it is a chain of a thoughtful system that can break down problems in a series of intermediate steps.
"This improves the capabilities of twins in all stages of research-from planning and demand to reasoning, analyzing and reporting-creating higher quality, many pages of reports that are more detailed and insightful," Google says about the upgrade.
If Deep Research sounds familiar, it’s because of different chatbots now offer the feature including ChatgptS However, Google overtook the curve. He was not only one of the first to offer the instrument, but now it also makes it widely available to all its users to competitors Like OpenaiS
Separately, Google announced today the presentation of a new experimental feature called twins with personalization. The same Flash Thinking model, which allows the company to bring in -depth research to more people, will also allow Gemini to inform its answers based on Google Apps information and services you use.
"With your permission, Gemini can now adapt their answers based on your previous searches, saving you time and give more accurate answers," says Google. In the coming months, twins will be able to download the context from additional Google services, including photos and YouTube. "This will allow the twins to provide more personalized insights by extracting from a broader understanding of your activities and preferences to provide answers that really meet you."
To activate the feature, select "Personalization (experimental)" From the Model drop -down menu in the Gemini Apps interface. Google explains that twins will only use the history of your search when it determines that information can be useful. A connection banner will allow you to easily turn off the feature if you find it invasive. Advanced twin and twin users can start using this feature on the web, starting today, with mobile availability to follow.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/googles-Gemini-deep-research-s-s-wawatil-to-everyone-160043485.html?src=ss=ss
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