Gemini 3 Deep Think rolls out to paid subscribers
Google has recently unveiled its latest enhancement to the Gemini app, introducing Gemini 3 Deep Think, a powerful new mode available exclusively to AI Ultra subscribers. Priced at $250 per month, this advanced feature is designed to tackle more intricate problems using a sophisticated approach known as “advanced parallel reasoning.” This allows the AI to explore multiple hypotheses simultaneously, making it a significant step forward in the capabilities of large language models (LLMs). Following the launch of Gemini 3 in late November, this update builds on the previous version, Gemini 2.5, and boasts impressive performance metrics, including a remarkable 41 percent score on the challenging LLM benchmark known as Humanity’s Last Exam.
The demand for Google’s AI tools has surged recently, particularly as the company competes with other major players like Anthropic and OpenAI. Despite facing scrutiny regarding AI safety, Google’s Gemini app continues to attract a vast user base, with around 650 million users each month. The introduction of Gemini 3 Deep Think comes at a pivotal time for Google, especially as reports indicate that OpenAI has experienced a 6 percent drop in users within just a week, likely influenced by the new features and capabilities offered by Gemini 3. This rollout also follows a recent decision by Google to temporarily limit access to its next-generation image generator, Nano Banana, further highlighting the growing interest and competition in the AI landscape.
For those subscribed to the AI Ultra plan, accessing Gemini 3 Deep Think is straightforward: users simply need to navigate to the prompt bar in the Gemini app and select the new dropdown option. This seamless integration of advanced AI capabilities aims to enhance user experience and solidify Google’s position in the rapidly evolving AI market. As the competition heats up, the advancements in Gemini 3 Deep Think may not only redefine how users interact with AI but also set new standards for performance in the industry.
After
launching Gemini 3
in late November, Google is rolling out its latest
Deep Think
mode to AI Ultra subscribers.
Now available in the
Gemini
app for anyone
shelling out $250 a month for the pro plan
, Gemini 3 Deep Think is the supercharged mode of Google’s latest large language model (LLM), designed to tackle more complex problems.
According to the company
, it “uses advanced parallel reasoning to explore multiple hypotheses simultaneously.”
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The latest update after
Gemini 2.5
, Gemini 3 Deep Think has a few bragging rights, as Google says it scored 41 percent on the extremely difficult LLM benchmark,
Humanity’s Last Exam
.
If you’re paying for AI Ultra, you can try Gemini 3 Deep Think in the Gemini app by hitting the prompt bar and selecting the dropdown option.
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Demand is high for Google’s AI tools of late, despite the company joining competitors like Anthropic and OpenAI in taking home an
average AI safety report card this week
. The rollout comes days after
Google had to cap access to its next gen image generator, Nano Banana
, temporarily dropping the number of free image prompts from three to two (this didn’t affect Google AI Pro or AI Ultra plan subscribers). Google says its Gemini app is used by
650 million users every month
, and with the arrival of Gemini 3, rival
OpenAI reportedly lost 6 percent of its users
in a week.
