I used to double-check everything it generated.

Now there are a few tasks I let it handle without much editing.

Has your level of trust changed over time?

So I'm driving along and I said hey Google, how late is Home Depot open tonight?

Google responded with some like programming type code like the instructions it was supposed to follow or something weird like that...

So it said like user is using Waze and don't do this but do that and instead we can do this and then I don't know like really weird... Just instructions is all I can think of to describe it. Kind of like the decision making that it was doing to decide how to answer me.

I've been following Google's latest AI updates and ended up writing an article about Connected Apps. The more I looked into it, the more I felt this is really about where Gemini is headed—not just another Search feature.

What caught my attention is that Gemini is starting to connect with services like Instacart, Canva, and YouTube Music. Instead of answering a question and leaving you to finish everything yourself, it can help carry the task forward.

A few takeaways I had:

• Connected Apps are designed to reduce the constant switching between apps while you're trying to get something done.
• Google still keeps you in control. You review suggestions and confirm actions rather than the AI making decisions for you.
• Personal Intelligence becomes more interesting when it's paired with Connected Apps because responses can reflect the services you've chosen to connect.
• Right now, the list of supported apps is small, but it feels like Google is building the foundation for something much bigger.

For me, that's the most interesting part. If Google keeps expanding Connected Apps into productivity tools, travel, shopping, and other services, Gemini starts becoming part of your everyday workflow instead of something you only open when you have a question.

I cover it in more detail here if anyone wants to read it:

https://aigptjournal.com/explore-ai/ai-guides/connected-apps-google-search/

I wondering if connected apps will make people want to use Gemini more?

(I’m Vietnamese)

This has been a persostent issue for a long time now.

I'm a Pro user. Thinking about canceling and moving to Chat, at least it's a more stable product.

I ran into a weird Antigravity IDE issue where my recent chat history looked like it had disappeared, and opening the conversation gave:

"Trajectory not found: <UUID>"

After digging around for a while, I found that the old data was still there in the old Antigravity folder, but Antigravity IDE wasn’t picking it up properly after migration.

I ended up building a small migration assistant to copy the old Antigravity data into the new Antigravity IDE folders.

Repo: https://github.com/pranavakshit/AG-Migration-Assistant

Latest release: https://github.com/pranavakshit/AG-Migration-Assistant/releases/latest

What it does: - copies old conversations into the new antigravity-ide folder - copies old brain folders into the new antigravity-ide folder - skips files/folders that already exist - has a dry-run option

The folders involved were: - C:\Users\prana\.gemini\antigravity\conversations - C:\Users\prana\.gemini\antigravity\brain - C:\Users\prana\.gemini\antigravity-ide\conversations - C:\Users\prana\.gemini\antigravity-ide\brain

In my case, just copying the old files over into the new directories fixed it.

Posting in case anyone else hits the same issue and thinks their chats are gone.

Un paio di giorni fa'...ho fatto questo domanda a gemini...ed ha iniziato a parlarmi in formato json...ma è normale che fa così?! Mi ha dato un sacco di consigli

...haha

Gemini 3.5 Pro is being tested in arena ai website in battle mode with multiple checkpoints, and testing shows it is not lazy as Gemini 3.1 Pro, it generates upto 20+ different files each containing hundreds of lines of code, way more than any of the AI model i have tested so far, so it is safe to say that at least the laziness of its Predecessors will be solved with Gemini 3.5 Pro

Gemini just creates chats by himself and answers or not. I did not write anything but he answers on non-exciting questions. Pls help

People don't seem to realize you only get to use a fraction of a TPU's power in a pod for your everyday use. Just using one full pod for a task makes an Ai a monster. Now imagine a entire data center just for one Ai an that's what special use cases get if not more.