So you could ask: “Help me research grad school scholarship programs for undergrads interested in public service.” Here’s another example where you need in-depth information to make a big decision and you don’t know where to start. “I’m thinking of opening a sidewalk café in Seattle. Help me research what I need to do.”

Gemini understands you’re looking for in-depth research. It starts by creating a multi-step research plan for you to approve. Then it curates information from across the web, using multimodal reasoning, and even navigating sub pages and drop-down menus to gather the most hard-to-find details.

As it works, Gemini is constantly refining its analysis in a continuous reasoning loop, and identifying which information will be most helpful for you. And this is the coolest part… It then synthesizes all that information into a well-organized research report in a Google Doc. In this case, Gemini looked into permitting for Seattle and King County, and regulations for outdoor seating.

It even includes links to original sources, so you can dig in further.

Gemini’s new research capability is a big step forward in our mission to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful, all while continuing to connect you to the creators, businesses and organizations that can help you get things done.