Google Rolls Out Gemini 3 Deep Think Mode for Ultra Users with Enhanced AI Reasoning
Google has officially rolled out the Gemini 3 Deep Think mode for its AI Ultra subscribers, offering a significant upgrade in reasoning and problem-solving capabilities within the Gemini app. This new feature, previewed last month during the launch of the Gemini 3 AI models, is now available for use and is tailored to handle complex mathematics, scientific reasoning, and logic-based queries. Deep Think mode builds on the foundations of earlier Gemini models and reflects Google’s aim to deliver deeper, more context-aware AI assistance.
Deep Think mode is a specialised setting within the Gemini 3 AI model, designed to process multi-step problems by evaluating multiple possible solutions in parallel — a process Google refers to as “advanced parallel reasoning.”
This mode enables the AI to,
According to Google’s internal testing, Gemini 3 Deep Think shows substantial improvement on critical AI benchmarks,
Ultra subscribers can activate the new feature by,
Released in November 2025, Gemini 3 introduced major enhancements across Google’s AI services, including,
Gemini 3 powers not only the Gemini app but also AI integrations across Search, Gmail, and Google Docs, extending its utility across everyday tasks.
The launch of Deep Think mode signals a step forward in Google’s pursuit of human-like AI reasoning. Key benefits include,
It also aims to position Gemini as a viable AI companion for enterprise users, researchers, students, and professionals dealing with data-intensive or logic-heavy workflows.
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