[Google Might Have Created a 'Math Enthusiast Version of Gemini' That Solves Problems with Exclamation Marks All Over the Screen] Breaking AI News from Dongcha: Google is reportedly testing a version of Gemini specifically designed for solving high-difficulty math problems, internally named Mathematica. It has not been officially announced yet. This appears to follow the Deep Think approach. Deep Think is the enhanced reasoning mode of Gemini 3.1 Pro, which attempts multiple solutions simultaneously. Google had previously developed a math-focused version of Deep Think. The version designed for the 2025 International Mathematical Olympiad enhanced multi-step reasoning and theorem proving, capable of spending hours on a single challenging problem to ultimately achieve gold-medal-level performance. What makes Mathematica stand out, however, is its 'inner monologue' while solving problems. For example, when tackling an algebra question, it might suddenly write things like 'Wait a second' or 'Oh my gosh,' and after successfully simplifying an equation, it might type out a long string of exclamation marks, as if it’s genuinely excited about solving the problem. Netizens have started joking that Google has created an AI that 'truly loves math.' It’s still unclear how Mathematica differs from the previous math-focused version of Deep Think, or whether it will be officially released. [Original Article Link]