Google Research announced at Research@ on October 14 that it is expanding access to Deep Review so the public can use it on complex technical documents such as legal agreements and financial reports. Its multi-stage agentic workflow checks whether arguments remain logically consistent and whether important claims are grounded, moving heavy verification work to the model while leaving authors in charge of creative direction and final judgment. Google says internal and external authors have already used an early version to review more than 16,000 papers submitted to leading computer-science conferences. It does not replace peer review and has not been shown to catch every error; its value depends on traceable evidence, false-positive rates, expert oversight and privacy controls for sensitive documents.