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Deep Research is genuinely useful but you have to check its sources, here's what I do now

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I've been using Deep Research for a few weeks for work reports and I want to be honest about where it's great and where it burned me. Where it's great: breadth. It'll pull together angles on a topic I wouldn't have thought to search for, and the initial structure it gives back saves me a lot of tim…

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  1. 2026-09-17 13:53 · r/GeminiAI
    Deep Research is genuinely useful but you have to check its sources, here's what I do now

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