Google presented numerous new versions of Gemini in the US recently, incorporating Gemini 1.5 with Deep Research. Gemini’s Deep research feature is precisely exact thing it seems like: you give it a point to research, and it goes to work, breaking down the content of many sites and producing a report tailored to your specifications. Those models are presently being carried out in additional regions by Google.
More people in Vietnam and Thailand will soon have access the most recent version of Gemini, as announced on Google’s blogs. This incorporates Gemini 2.0 Experimental Advanced, Gemini 2.0 Flash Experimental, and Gemini 1.5 with Deep Research.
Key Features of Gemini Models
The 2.0 Experimental Advanced and 2.0 Flash Experimental versions of the Gemini are upgraded versions of the 1.5 Pro and 1.5 Flash devices that are already in production. Flash is a more lightweight and fast variation, while Pro is slightly more detailed in how it performs your commands; Google characterizes them as being for “complex tasks” and “everyday help,” respectively.
Then again, the Deep Research feature of the AI is just accessible in the Gemini 1.5 model. At the point when you utilize Deep Research, it will take research prompts, make a research plan, and let you make changes before really directing the research. In light of your question, it will search dozens or even hundreds of sources for relevant information and provide you with a comprehensive report. You are allowed to explore away from Gemini while it works — the methodology simply requires a couple of moments. The report can be exported to Google Docs once the task is done.
Now Accessible in Specific Regions
Several locations, including the US, are currently offering Gemini 1.5 with Deep Research to their Gemini Advanced subscribers. Deep Research is presently only available in the Gemini online app; it isn’t accessible in the iOS or Android apps. Nonetheless, Gemini’s mobile web app gives you access to Deep Research in case you truly need it on the go.
