With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, Google's Gemini series models continue to lead industry innovation. AIbase has learned that Gemini2.5Pro is about to officially release a brand-new "Deep Think" feature, which is hailed as a milestone in AI complex problem-solving.

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Deep Think Feature: A Breakthrough in Multi-threaded Reasoning

According to reliable information from recent social media, Gemini2.5Pro’s Deep Think mode significantly enhances the model's reasoning capabilities in complex tasks by processing multiple hypotheses in parallel. Compared to standard mode, Deep Think shows approximately a 15% performance improvement in mathematics, programming, and multi-modal tasks. It particularly excels in the 2025 USAMO (United States of America Mathematical Olympiad, 49.4%), LiveCodeBench programming test (80.4%), and multi-modal reasoning test MMUU (84.0%). This "multi-threaded reasoning" mechanism is akin to a "mental GPU," enabling efficient resolution of high-difficulty problems and providing users with more precise answers.

Deep Think not only improves performance but also optimizes the user interaction experience through UI enhancements. Users can switch directly to Deep Think mode via the toolbar on the web UI, making operations more intuitive. This function is expected to initially be available to limited testers and Google AI Ultra plan users before gradually expanding to the general public.

Broad Application Prospects

The launch of Deep Think marks a new breakthrough for Gemini in professional analysis and complex task processing. AIbase analysis suggests that this feature will have wide applications in academic research, software development, and data analysis fields. For example, in an academic setting, Deep Think can help researchers quickly verify multiple hypotheses; in the programming domain, it can efficiently generate and optimize complex code. Additionally, Deep Think supports multi-modal input, combining text, images, and audio, to provide more comprehensive solutions for cross-domain tasks.

It is worth noting that Google places great emphasis on security during the development of Deep Think. Before its official release, Google will open it up through APIs to trusted testers to collect feedback and conduct further security assessments, ensuring functional stability and data security.

Release Plan and User Expectations

The latest social media updates indicate that the Deep Think mode is about to be officially released, with expectations that it will be made available to more users through Google AI Studio and Gemini API within this month. Some early testers have already experienced the function through APIs and highly praised its performance in complex mathematical and programming tasks. AIbase notes that users’ expectations for Deep Think mainly focus on the following aspects: more efficient problem-solving capabilities, lower computational costs, and deeper integration with the Google ecosystem (such as Google Workspace).

Google also plans to further integrate Deep Think with other features of Gemini, such as Deep Research, to form a stronger AI agent ecosystem. This means that future users will be able to complete multi-step tasks from research to execution through a single platform, greatly enhancing work efficiency.

AIbase Review: Gemini's Strategic Layout

As a leader in the AI field, Google further solidifies Gemini's competitive edge in the high-end AI market with the introduction of the Deep Think feature. AIbase believes that Deep Think is not just a technological breakthrough but also an important step towards Google's vision of "agent AI." Compared to models like OpenAI’s o1-pro, Deep Think demonstrates unique advantages in multi-modal reasoning and computational efficiency, and is expected to capture more market share in professional fields in the future.