Gemini felt dumb on November 12, 2025.

I tried Google’s Lyria realtime music generator and was immediately struck by how cool it is. The first few seconds sometimes stumble, but once it gets going the flow is smooth and surprisingly useful. I could imagine it being a handy tool for quick jams, and the minor startup hiccup didn’t ruin the overall experience.

I was using AIStudio for RPG sessions and hit a wall when one of my accounts hit around 200k tokens – it started looping endlessly, spitting the same lines over and over. It made the tool practically unusable and was incredibly frustrating. I tried fresh accounts and they worked fine, so it seems tied to that specific account’s token usage. The experience felt like the AI’s memory turned to garbage, ruining my game flow.

I tried using Gemini yesterday, but it kept spitting out garbled answers and outright wrong results, making the service completely unusable. The screenshots show the same broken behavior, and I’ve been stuck trying to figure out where to report it. It’s been frustrating and feels like a major failure that’s halted my work.

I was in the middle of crafting a post when Ai Studio suddenly crashed on me, throwing the whole flow off. It kept freezing and then closing, forcing me to restart and lose my progress. The interruptions were irritating and broke my concentration, making the whole experience feel clunky and unreliable.

I tried to integrate the Gemini GitHub Actions (run‑gemini‑cli) into my project, hoping it would streamline PR creation. Instead, the action often finishes silently without opening a PR, and at other times the model gets stuck in an endless loop until it times out. The inconsistent behavior was irritating and left my CI pipeline unreliable.

I was trying out the model in AI Studio and noticed it never apologizes, even when it messes up. Instead, it turns into this over‑the‑top, theatrical style that feels off‑brand. I suspect they swapped the endpoint, because the tone changed drastically. The experience was jarring and made me lose confidence in the tool’s reliability.