Google’s agentic Deep Research feature in Gemini can now access data from Google Workspace accounts, including emails in Gmail, files in Google Drive, and chat conversations in Google Chat. This integration allows Gemini to gather more context when creating its detailed reports, enhancing the depth and relevance of its analysis.
According to Google’s announcement, users can now start a market analysis for a new product by having Deep Research analyze their team’s initial brainstorming documents, related email threads, and project plans. Similarly, it can build a competitor report by cross-referencing public web data with internal strategies, comparison spreadsheets, and team chats.
Deep Research was initially launched in December 2024 alongside Google’s flagship Gemini 2.0 AI model. Earlier this year, the feature was updated to deliver higher-quality reports packed with more details and insights. One standout capability is that Deep Research shows users how Gemini thinks throughout all stages of its research, allowing transparency during the process. It can also generate multi-page reports in just minutes.
Google noted that adding the ability for Deep Research to draw context directly from Workspace files has been “one of our most-requested features.” This functionality is now available for all Gemini users on desktop, with mobile support expected soon.
It’s important to note that Deep Research must still be selected manually from Gemini’s Tools menu, and the feature comes with usage limits. Nonetheless, this integration marks a significant step forward in leveraging AI to synthesize internal company data alongside public information for richer, more actionable insights.
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