Google has updated its Gemini Deep Think AI model to improve its capabilities in math and science. The model can now assist researchers in transitioning from theoretical concepts to practical applications, following collaboration with scientists.

Google is developing a multi-agent system in Gemini for Enterprise that generates and evaluates ideas through a tournament-style process. Users can receive up to 100 ranked ideas based on specified topics and criteria. The system also includes specialized agents like "Co-scientist," aimed at aiding research and scientific inquiries.

Google Gemini can now access emails and documents for deep research tasks, allowing users to create detailed reports. It integrates information from Gmail, Drive, and Chat, enabling personalized analysis and report generation. The feature is currently available on desktop, with mobile access coming soon.

Google released an upgraded version of Gemini 3 Deep Think, aimed at solving complex challenges in science and engineering. The update improves reasoning capabilities and is now available to Google AI Ultra subscribers and select researchers via an API. Early users report significant breakthroughs in fields like mathematics and materials science.

Gemini Advanced subscribers can now utilize the enhanced Deep Research feature powered by the Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental AI model, which has shown superior performance in generating research reports compared to other providers. Users are experiencing improved analytical reasoning and synthesis of information, alongside the ability to create audio overviews of their reports for convenient listening. Access is available on web and mobile for Google Workspace users, although mobile app support is still pending.