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A user says Apple autocorrect changed Leroy Sané to Leroy Sad, after which Gemini gave a confusing response. The post focuses on how a spelling error can trigger abnormal model interpretation or strange output.
A user says Apple autocorrect changed Leroy Sané to Leroy Sad, after which Gemini gave a confusing response. The post focuses on how a spelling error can trigger abnormal model interpretation or strange output.
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The poster said they need help creating their own V3 for creative writing, but provided no body text. The likely discussion direction is optimizing writing prompts or a versioned creative workflow, pending suggestions from others.
Original sourceThe poster said that starting this week, whenever a notebook in Gemini has a lot of chat history, it stops answering the current question and instead randomly answers old questions from other chats in the same notebook. They said it is easy to reproduce and want to confirm whether it is a widespread bug.
Original sourceA user says they received a one-month free upgrade advertised as having 2x higher usage limits, but Gemini still does not work properly and continues asking them to upgrade. The discussion focuses on possible issues with subscription benefits, quota recognition, or account status.
Original sourceThe post title only says Gemini spark, with an empty body, making it look like a request for help or the start of a topic. Because there are no details, the current discussion mainly centers on what function, project, or usage this name refers to.
Original sourceThe poster briefly asks whether Gemini 3.5 apparently will not be released that day. Alongside community rumors that Gemini 3.5/3.6 Pro may have been canceled, such posts reflect users’ anxiety and waiting around the release schedule.
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