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Google launches Deep Review, an AI tool for verifying technical documents
Key points
- Deep Review is now publicly available worldwide, expanding beyond academic papers to Google Docs and presentations.
- Every user gets two free document reviews per day; high-volume users can connect a Gemini API key for more.
- Initially supports PDFs and plain text; multi-file inputs are described as coming soon.
- Uploaded documents are not used to train Google models and are stored for one year for display in the Deep Review UI.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams can run pre-publication checks on claims, consistency and data tables, and integrate verification into drafting workflows via API.
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Google Research: Analyzing technical documents with Deep Review
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