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Google to Introduce “Deep Research” Feature to Gemini
Published: August 13, 2024
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Google has announced plans to enhance its AI assistant, Gemini, with a new feature called “Deep Research.” This upcoming functionality will enable Gemini to compile and synthesize information from multiple sources, providing users with a comprehensive and simplified summary.
The announcement was made via social media following Google’s recent ‘Made By Google’ event. According to the company, the “Deep Research” feature is expected to launch in the next few weeks, alongside other new capabilities showcased at the event.
Further details about the feature remain limited, but it promises to significantly expand Gemini’s research capabilities.
Everything you’ve seen today will launch in the next few weeks, but the vision for our assistant isn’t over. We’re building so Gemini can do in-depth research for you and synthesize the info to give you a simple, comprehensive plan. Stay tuned 👀 #MadeByGoogle
How Google’s “Deep Research” Feature Will Work
Google is introducing a new feature to its AI assistant, Gemini, called “Deep Research.” This tool is designed to assist users with complex tasks by gathering and synthesizing information from multiple sources to create comprehensive reports.
For instance, Google demonstrated how a restaurant owner in Seattle could use Deep Research to explore the process of adding a sidewalk café. Gemini would compile a guide that includes permit requirements, application steps, shelter specifications, timelines, costs, and relevant case studies.
Potential Applications
Google describes Deep Research as a tool to help users make informed decisions, navigate multiple sources, and start new projects. It aims to streamline the research process by providing a detailed, synthesized report, saving users the time and effort of manually searching through various web pages.
Unanswered Questions
While the potential of Deep Research is promising, Google has not yet disclosed specific details about how it sources and compiles data, or provided any sample reports. The full capabilities and implications of this tool remain to be seen as it rolls out in the coming weeks.