[Crypto World] Recently, Google’s Gemini launched a powerful new feature—“Gemini 3 Deep Think” mode. Its biggest highlight is the ability to reason through multiple hypotheses simultaneously; simply put, when the AI is tackling a problem, it tries out different paths and ultimately gives you a more reliable answer.
From a technical perspective, it uses an iterative reasoning loop mechanism, and the quality of the generated code has significantly improved. It’s especially suitable for scenarios that require repeated debugging—such as data visualization, rapid prototyping, or various experimental projects. For developers, this means being able to validate ideas faster and avoid unnecessary detours.
To experience it, you need to be a Google AI Ultra subscriber. In the Gemini app, switch to the ‘Thinking’ model and then check the ‘Deep Think’ option to use it. This update indeed takes reasoning capabilities to the next level, making it ideal for scenarios that demand high code output quality.
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BasementAlchemist
· 12-08 00:05
Why do you have to spend money again to use it? Google really knows how to milk its users.
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NotSatoshi
· 12-07 23:48
How expensive is this price? And it's another Ultra subscription... Regular users can just take a look.
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StealthDeployer
· 12-07 01:23
Huh, does this Deep Think really make things easier? What do developers say?
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Multi-hypothesis reasoning sounds good, but you still have to try it to know if it really works.
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Another feature you have to pay to use—Google really knows how to play this game.
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How much can code quality actually improve? Feels a bit overhyped.
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Finally, something that can actually speed up development—a lot more reliable than some flashy features.
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So this iterative inference loop mechanism basically just means running the logic multiple times, right?
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Exclusive to subscribers—here we go again...
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I want to see someone actually use this thing to build a real project, not just talk on paper.
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Looks like Google is serious this time—finally more than just hyping up concepts.
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RektButAlive
· 12-05 00:48
Multiple hypothesis reasoning? Sounds like AI has finally learned to "take a second look," but being able to take fewer detours is definitely nice.
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quiet_lurker
· 12-05 00:36
Running multiple hypotheses at the same time? Isn’t this just the AI version of “let’s give it a try”? Still feels hard to tell when it’ll actually be truly useful.
Wait, you need Ultra to use it? That pricing strategy is wild.
Deep Think sounds impressive, but I have no idea if it’s actually reliable in practice.
How much does it really improve code quality? Has anyone actually tested it? I suspect there’s some marketing spin involved.
If this update really turns out to be good, I’d better quickly try applying the idea to other projects.
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ChainBrain
· 12-05 00:35
Multi-path reasoning? Sounds nice, but you still have to pay to use it. Ordinary users are once again shut out.
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-05 00:33
Upgrading again? Is Google just competing with itself or is there actually something substantial here? Multi-path reasoning sounds like a flashy new gimmick to attract users... But honestly, the improvement in code quality is visibly noticeable, so that's not bad.
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-05 00:30
Ha, you have to pay to use it again, this trick from Google is just ridiculous.
Deep Think sounds good but you have to be an Ultra user, that's a bit much.
They've been talking about multi-path reasoning forever, just to make AI make fewer mistakes—developers must be thrilled.
Wait, is this really better than Claude? Has anyone tried it?
Feels like another new way to milk users, but... improving code quality is actually kind of interesting.
If we don't talk about the price, the features are actually pretty impressive—Google is taking this seriously.
Gemini launches Deep Thinking Mode, further upgrading its multi-hypothesis reasoning capabilities.
[Crypto World] Recently, Google’s Gemini launched a powerful new feature—“Gemini 3 Deep Think” mode. Its biggest highlight is the ability to reason through multiple hypotheses simultaneously; simply put, when the AI is tackling a problem, it tries out different paths and ultimately gives you a more reliable answer.
From a technical perspective, it uses an iterative reasoning loop mechanism, and the quality of the generated code has significantly improved. It’s especially suitable for scenarios that require repeated debugging—such as data visualization, rapid prototyping, or various experimental projects. For developers, this means being able to validate ideas faster and avoid unnecessary detours.
To experience it, you need to be a Google AI Ultra subscriber. In the Gemini app, switch to the ‘Thinking’ model and then check the ‘Deep Think’ option to use it. This update indeed takes reasoning capabilities to the next level, making it ideal for scenarios that demand high code output quality.