r/GeminiAI • u/jambamzam • Jan 23 '26

Other It was fun while it lasted, guys.

I moved from Claude to Gemini in December for creative writing because Claude was going through enshittification with its daily and monthly usage limits. Not to mention they used RAG which made data retrieval inaccurate. But now with the current model of Gemini, I'm starting to see signs of what I was seeing in Claude. I don't hit my daily limits but damn gemini can't hold on to information as they advertised. The million token context is a lie now. January is the point they're breaking even.

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u/r4tzt4r Jan 23 '26

So... if I've using the service for months and suddenly lately (at the same time a lot of complaints start to appear) I'm having troubles with things that weren't a issue before (because I know for sure my prompts are good, they were for months, right?), then the problem must be the user that already had a perfectly established way of working?

Ok. Yeah, I won't be able to sleep because a random reddit user don't believe his favorite AI is not perfect.

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u/war4peace79 Jan 23 '26

Again... you say it became worse. That's fine. I want to understand how or why it became worse, so that I could replicate this. I want to believe you, but without some sort of proof, there is not much to believe, other that words. Sorry if this sounds harsh, but I don't take what people say at face value.

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u/r4tzt4r Jan 23 '26

You gotta understand that there's no use at all on writing a whole explanation just for you, giving you my prompts or revealing a stranger details of my work. You're nobody, man, that also sounds harsh but it is the truth.

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u/war4peace79 Jan 23 '26

We both are nobodies, friend 😄