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- Advanced version of Gemini with Deep Think officially achieves gold-medal standard at the International Mathematical OlympiadS2 · Official institutional · Official announcement · 2025-07-21
Unlike AlphaProof and AlphaGeometry 2 in 2024, the 2025 system consumed official problem statements directly and produced natural-language proofs without manual translation into Lean or another domain-specific formal language. It completed the task within the 4.5-hour competition limit.
An advanced Gemini Deep Think model solved five of the six IMO 2025 problems for 35 out of 42 points, reaching gold-medal standard; Google DeepMind reported that IMO graders evaluated the natural-language solutions under the same criteria used for contestants.
This was a major change in interface and latency, showing that a general reasoning model could reach elite Olympiad performance end-to-end in the language used by human contestants.
Significance rationale: The result moved Olympiad-level AI from the manually formalized, multi-day AlphaProof workflow of 2024 to end-to-end natural-language proof generation within the contest time limit, with grading certified by IMO coordinators.
Google DeepMind published the score and quoted the IMO president confirming 35/42 and gold-medal standard after official grading.
The Chronicle records the result as independently corroborated at the event level: IMO coordinators graded the submission, and independent reporting confirmed the 35/42 gold-standard result and the distinction between Google's officially coordinated evaluation and OpenAI's separate evaluation. This status concerns the competition event, not a broader claim about mathematical correctness beyond the grading process.
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