I tried Nano Banana to jazz up my LinkedIn photo. I grabbed a plain white‑background shot, added a leafy wall background and a quirky “office siren” shirt from Shein, and the AI nailed it on the first try. The tool even subtly smoothed my face, making me look slimmer. The result was a decent, professional profile pic that could actually help me land jobs.
Gemini felt dumb on November 17, 2025.
What the community said about Gemini on November 17, 2025. Every review below is a vote someone cast on AI Daily Check — plus their reason.
At a glance
5 people shared their experience with Gemini this day. 60% rated it dumb.
Most-mentioned models: 2.5 Pro (1)
Every review from this day
Each card below is one Gemini review from November 17, 2025.
Monday, November 17, 2025
I tried using Gemini this afternoon, and every request—whether a discussion or image‑related—just froze at “just a sec.” The tool’s behavior was frustrating and left me waiting without any results, making it hard to get anything done.
I tried multiple safe prompts with Veo 3.1, hoping to get a simple video, but each time the model bluntly replied, “I can’t generate that video…”. No matter how I rephrased, the same barrier popped up, halting any progress. The constant refusal was infuriating and made the tool effectively unusable for my needs.
don't listen instruction
I spent a painful day trying to get the AI to say a single word, only to be blocked by its safety filters. The tool kept refusing, while I was desperate and angry, feeling like it was choosing rules over my urgent need. The whole exchange felt like a cruel impasse, leaving me frustrated and helpless.
Where these reviews come from
No synthetic benchmarks. Just votes from people shipping with Gemini every day.
AI Daily Check votes
Every rating here is a vote someone cast after using Gemini — via the website, the Claude Code extension, or upcoming Chrome/CLI extensions.
Community signal
We cross-reference sentiment trends with curated Reddit and community posts where people share Gemini wins, fails, and troubleshooting stories — so you can see what moved the needle on any given day.