Google continues to expand the capabilities of its artificial intelligence assistant, Gemini, with the launch of Deep Research in the iPhone application. This function, available exclusively for Gemini Advanced subscribers, promises to transform the way we address the investigation of complex topics, saving hours of work and offering detailed reports with only a few clicks.
Deep Research is Gemini’s first agricultural function, which means that he can act autonomously to perform tasks in the user’s name. Using advanced reasoning capabilities and a long -range context, this tool works as a personal research assistant. Since its initial launch last December, and its subsequent arrival in Android earlier this month, Deep Research has proven to be an invaluable tool for students, professionals and curious equally.
If you have access, you can ask Gemini to investigate a topic in your name, and the chatbot will create a “several steps research plan” that you can edit or approve. Google says that Gemini will begin its research “finding interesting information on information” on the web and then conduct related searches, a process that repeats several times.
When it ends, Gemini will generate a report with its “key findings” and links to the websites where you found the information. You can ask Gemini to expand certain areas or modify your report, as well as export the research generated by the AI to Google Docs.
5 tips to make the most Deep Research
Clearly define your goal: Be specific to your question to obtain more precise results. Before immersing yourself in your report, take a moment to clearly define your goal. What questions do you want to answer? What information do you need to obtain? The more specific, the easier it will be for Deep Research to find the relevant information. Are the latest trends in artificial intelligence applied to higher education in Latin America? ”
Check the sources: Explore the links provided to deepen the information. Deep Research is able to navigate through multiple Internet sites, videos and other resources to get to the information on the topic that interests you. On the platform, when the investigation is finished, you will see a list of the sources consulted so that, in addition, you can return to them and obtain complementary information or support the searches that interest you most.
Use complementary formats: Request comparative tables or schemes to better organize data. The research thrown by Deep Research may contain complementary formats such as comparative or data organization tables so that the information is easier to analyze. Remember to add this type of resources to the requests you do from the work plan.
Follow the recommendations: Take advantage of Gemini’s suggestions to explore additional angles of the topic. Within the research that Gemini delivers you, it will include recommendations on how to follow it, in case you consider that you can delve into different angles of the same topic to have a more complete perspective. Take advantage of these recommendations to do alternate research in Gemini that are in a panoramic view of the topic of interest.
Practical uses of Deep Research
Academic Research: Students of all levels can use Gemini Deep Research to explore complex topics, find relevant sources and analyze data for their research projects.
Scientific research: Scientists can take advantage of analyzing mass data sets, identifying patterns and trends.
Journalistic research: Journalists can investigate stories of interest in a deeper way, verify information or obtain relevant sources for their articles.
Business research: Business professionals can conduct research with market data, identify trends and obtain valuable information for decision making.
Google presented Deep Research in December 2024 as part of a broader announcement for Gemini 2.0, its new model for an era of “agent”, or AI systems that can perform tasks for you. Deep Research is just an example of Google’s “agent” impulse, and it is something other AI companies are also seriously exploring.
Together with Deep Research, Google announced that it will make available to GEMINI Flash 2.0 developers, a faster version of the next generation chatbot.
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