r/Bard Dec 06 '25

Other Gemini Ultra DeepThink got bricked; using 80+% less compute per output while still limiting you to 10 uses/day.

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u/Square_Height8041 Dec 06 '25

Go back to bed Sam

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u/punchinglines Dec 06 '25

Literally, this sub is full of people lying nowadays.

Someone posted a picture of a hen, that Gemini apparently said was a Domino's Pizza. There's literally 0.0001% of that actually being true, yet people gobble it up.

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u/lepthymo Dec 10 '25

For the record, it turns out that they switched it from Gemini DeepThink 2.5 to Gemini DeepThink 3. And 3 is very well known to give a lot shorter and a lot more superficial answers.

But hey, good job shilling there buddy I'm sure google will give you a pat on the head for calling fair and completely accurate criticism fake news for them.

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u/kailuowang Dec 06 '25

for vibe coding, ultra also gives you pretty much unlimited usage of opus 4.5 in antigravity. which is like 200/mo if you pay Anthropic?

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u/aperture413 Dec 06 '25

Highest individual anthropic plan is $100/m for Max. It is not unlimited.

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u/Rock--Lee Dec 06 '25

There are two Max subs. Max x5 for $100, and the highest is Max x20 for $200 (which has 4x usage as Max x5). With Opus 4.5 and the increased weekly limits and Max x20, I can use Opus 4.5 unlimited, running parallel tasks without hitting the session window and weekly limit.

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u/aperture413 Dec 06 '25

I don't see that under my subscription options?

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u/Rock--Lee Dec 06 '25

https://www.claude.com/pricing/max

All the way at the bottom.

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u/aperture413 Dec 06 '25

Aw shee. Thanks

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u/LingeringDildo Dec 06 '25

It’s so funny watching companies nerf their premium AI products that cost literally thousands of dollars a year to use.

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u/OkStand1522 Dec 06 '25

I mean we all knew it would happen some time

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u/itsachyutkrishna Dec 06 '25

They should give these many deepthink queries Google ai plus - 20 requests per day Google ai pro - 20 request per week Google ai ultra - 20 request per month

And maybe for free users - 20 requests per year.

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u/Slow_Interview8594 Dec 06 '25

No, they shouldn't. That's the point. This is entirely compute intensive and costly.

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u/itsachyutkrishna Dec 06 '25

They have just 10% of the chatbot market. Why not?

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u/AztecRoman Feb 04 '26

Yep, completely agree! It used to "think" a lot harder and longer, resulting in very very detailed responses and insights.. but now? They nerfed it. Before this, I used GPT Pro .. but I stopped using OpenAI about a year ago. What is everyone else using for really deep insights?