Google Launches Gemini 2.5 Deep Think for AI Ultra Users

Get ready, tech enthusiasts! After a tantalizing preview at I/O 2025, Google has officially rolled out its groundbreaking Gemini 2.5 Deep Think mode for AI Ultra subscribers.

But what exactly is Deep Think? Google describes it as a leap forward in AI thinking capabilities, harnessing the power of parallel thinking techniques. This allows Gemini to generate numerous ideas simultaneously, refining and merging them until it reaches the ultimate solution.

A Smarter, More Creative AI

With an extended ’thinking time,’ Gemini can explore various hypotheses, leading to innovative solutions for complex challenges. Google has fine-tuned its approach through novel reinforcement learning techniques, pushing the boundaries of what AI can achieve.

Major Enhancements Over Previous Versions

The latest update boasts significant advancements since its initial announcement in May. Thanks to feedback from early testers and recent research breakthroughs, Gemini 2.5 Deep Think has improved remarkably—scoring an impressive 87.6% on LiveCodeBench, a step up from its previous 80.4%.

This means that users can expect Deep Think to tackle challenging coding problems and complex computational tasks with increased efficiency and effectiveness.

Transforming Development Tasks and Scientific Problem-Solving

Deep Think shines when it comes to developing intricate design tasks, enhancing both aesthetic appeal and functionality in web development. Google envisions it as a vital asset for tackling high-level scientific and mathematical challenges. Imagine formulating mathematical conjectures or deciphering intricate scientific texts—Deep Think aims to expedite these processes.

For a taste of its potential, the latest version can achieve Bronze-level performance in the coveted International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) benchmark!

Exclusive Access for Subscribers

For those shelling out $249.99 per month for Google AI Ultra, activating Deep Think is a breeze with a new option appearing in the prompt bar while using Gemini 2.5 Pro. Subscribers will receive a handful of prompts daily on both mobile and web platforms.

And that's not all! In the upcoming weeks, Google plans to deliver both tool-enhanced and standard versions of Deep Think to select testers via the Gemini API, expanding its use cases for developers and enterprises.