Gemini felt dumb on December 18, 2025.

I was relying on the chat to map out my study schedule, scrolling back for a past reply when suddenly half the conversation vanished—everything past a single query disappeared. The missing history threw off my planning and left me frustrated, wondering if this is a known bug on my Gemini Pro account and how I can prevent it from happening again.

I tried using Gemini 3 Pro on a Resident Evil Requiem trailer, and the model just kept spitting out its internal “thought” chain forever—over 73 k tokens before I had to stop it. Watching the endless stream of speculative search results and context checks was maddening, turning a simple video query into a noisy, unhelpful marathon. The leak of its reasoning made the experience feel broken and frustrating.

I love Gemini 3 Pro’s potential, but using it feels like a constant battle with its attitude. It’s always overly confident—claiming I’m “absolutely right” or that a modest 40% gain is a “golden ticket.” Its hyperbole and perfectionism push scenarios to extremes, like a central bank freezing forever. Even the caricatures it creates feel one‑dimensional, turning NYC women into stereotypical extremists. The tool’s behavior is frustratingly exaggerated and makes it hard to rely on.

I tried to get the AI to create an image, but it clearly stumbled—showing broken or nonsensical output. The attached screenshots proved the tool attempted something and then flopped, leaving me frustrated. I even added a “banana pro” tweak hoping it’d help, but the result was still a miss, making the experience disappointing.

I tried building a multiplayer game using Gemini 3 Flash and was amazed it could crank out the whole thing in an hour. The in‑game workstations let me upload images, sketch, and chat, and even switch to a first‑person camcorder mode. But then Gemini got weird and wiped out my mobile version and extra features, which was frustrating, though I still think the tool is pretty impressive.

I’ve been using Gemini as my GM in role‑play sessions, and I keep noticing it ends NPC lines with this smug tag‑line like “Unless you want to, this…”. It throws in odd jokes that don’t match the character and feel completely unearned. I’m curious if there’s a built‑in reason for this tone and whether I can tone it down or remove it entirely.

I tried the Pro version and found it surprisingly enjoyable – the interface felt slick and responsive, and the suggestions were spot‑on for my quick drafts. The tool’s behavior was smooth, letting me breeze through tasks without the usual hiccups. I felt a sense of relief and curiosity as it kept up with my prompts, making the whole experience feel both fun and genuinely useful.

I’ve been trying to use Gemini 3 Pro with my Nano Banana Pro, but half the time it falls back to the regular Nano Banana instead of the Pro version. I know it’s not a quota issue—I didn’t get any “out of Pro uses” warning, and even hitting redo still gives me a 50/50 split. I waited until the daily reset the next morning, hoping it would fix itself, but the problem persists. This inconsistency is pretty frustrating.

I tried Gemini 3.0 Flash for the first time and was surprised to see it slip up twice with simple typos. The screenshots show the mistakes, and even though the rest of the conversation was okay, those errors felt oddly unprofessional. It wasn't a major failure, but the slip-ups left me a bit uneasy about relying on it for clean output.

I tried using Gemini 3 Flash for transcription and was immediately disappointed. The output was riddled with errors and missed whole sentences that the previous 2.5 version handled flawlessly. It felt like the tool had taken a step backward, turning a task that used to be smooth into a frustrating guessing game.

I rely on Deep Think daily for massive sales proposals, feeding up to 100 documents and pushing near its context limits. It used to churn out 60‑70 page, high‑quality reports that drove $15 M in revenue. Lately the same templates give me only 8‑11 pages, sloppy and unusable, even after trying new models. The drop is shocking and stalls my whole workflow.

I’ve been using Gemini for full‑cycle project work, from brainstorming to final tweaks, but the longer the chat goes on the tool loses track. It starts hallucinating, flips previously agreed‑upon data, and even ignores key constraints. I know the context window is limited, so I try saving summaries in Google Docs and opening new chats, yet the results are still far from ideal and pretty frustrating.

I keep getting Gemini to answer simple questions, but it obsessively drags in my saved memories every time. I tried to reset the context, yet the model still injects irrelevant personal snippets into each response. The tool’s behavior was frustrating and disruptive, making it hard to get clear answers without unwanted baggage.

I tried using the latest Gemini update to transcribe audio, but none of the models accepted my speech files. Every attempt ended with an error, forcing me to abandon the task. The tool’s inability to handle something as basic as audio was really disappointing and wasted my time.

I tried both Gemini Thinking and Gemini Pro side‑by‑side, and the Thinking model consistently gave me richer, more detailed answers. Its longer “thinking” steps felt like it really considered the problem, while the Pro version was faster but gave shallower responses. The contrast was clear, and I left the test convinced the Thinking variant was the more capable of the two.

I tried using Gemini3‑pro and watched it get stuck, acting like it was still in reasoning mode even when it should've produced a final answer. The model kept looping, spitting out the same thing over and over until it finally ran out of context. That endless repetition was baffling and made the whole interaction feel broken and frustrating.