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 has released the Gemini Deep Research agent, which allows developers to integrate advanced research capabilities into their applications. This agent is designed for complex information tasks, improving web search and generating detailed reports while minimizing errors. A new benchmark, DeepSearchQA, has also been introduced to enhance the evaluation of research agents.

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.

This article discusses new research analyzing 60,000 Google fan-out queries. It highlights the implications for SEO and how companies can adjust their strategies based on the findings.

Google has launched the Google Trends API, enabling developers to access and utilize Trends data in a scalable manner. The API offers consistently scaled search interest data, time range options, and geographical breakdowns, facilitating research, publishing, and marketing strategies. An alpha testing phase is open for developers to apply for early access.

Research indicates that Google’s AI Overviews tend to cite AI-generated content more frequently than human-written content, with 87.8% of cited pages being at least AI-assisted. The study reveals a growing bias towards AI content in Google's citations, reflecting a broader trend in which a significant portion of new webpages incorporate AI-generated content. This phenomenon suggests an emerging ecosystem where AI-generated and AI-assisted content is increasingly prevalent.