Google releases 'Deep Research', an AI feature that collects information on behalf of humans, and compiles a huge amount of information on the web and submits a report
On Wednesday, December 11, 2024, Google announced its information organization AI feature ' Deep Research .' Deep Research is a function that collects information from the Internet that is useful for solving problems according to the user's instructions, and compiles the collected information into an easy-to-understand report.
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There is a lot of information on the Internet that can help solve problems, but it takes a very long time for humans to search for and compile the desired information. Deep Research is a feature added to Google's paid AI service ' Gemini Advanced ', which searches for information according to user instructions and compiles it into a report.
Here's an example of how to use Deep Research: First, say, 'I want to write an article about robotics, so please summarize the trends in sensors for self-driving cars.'
Then, Deep Research will create an information collection plan such as 'Collect information on the types of sensors in autonomous vehicles' and 'Find papers and articles on sensor trends.' Click 'Start research' to execute the information collection.
After a few minutes, a summary report will be generated and you can save it to a Google Doc.
The report also includes tables that summarize the information in an easy-to-understand way.
It also provides a link to the web page where the information originated, and allows you to collect additional information.
Gemini 1.5 Pro is used to gather information and generate reports for Deep Research. AI researcher Ethan Mollick commented, 'Deep Research has produced very good initial reports on almost every topic we've tried out. However, some journals are not free to access, so it has limitations.'
The new Deep Research feature from Google feels like one of the most appropriately 'Google-y' uses of AI to date, and is quite impressive.
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) December 11, 2024
I've had access for a bit and it does very good initial reports on almost any topic. The paywalls around academic sources puts some limits. pic.twitter.com/dwSqr6aKGZ
At the time of writing, Deep Research is available in the English version of Gemini Advanced.
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