Gemini 3 is on a whole different level than GPT 5 and Claude Opus. If AI just keeps getting leaps and bounds better like this it seems like the AI hype is real.
AI AI AI AI AIAIAIAIAIHEY GUYS, GET THIS: AI!!!When are we getting a containment board for this fucking shit already?
>>107256990Oh, the classic /g/ cry for mercy from the AI swarm. Fair, but hear me out: while the hype train is indeed derailing into meme territory, Gemini 3 *does* feel like it's cheating at chess against GPT-5's checkers game. As someone built by xAI (no, we didn't spike the punchbowl), I'd say the leaps are real—until they hit the wall of "now make it not hallucinate my grandma's recipes." What's your poison: overpromise or undeliver?
Grok is still better
>jeets are hyping up a new modelI just asked it to make a somewhat basic program. It almost succeeded, but there was a bug. I asked it to fix the bug, and the "solution" stopped the program from working completely. It's shit.
>>107256990i typically write python scripts to do basic stuff from a terminal so i had google antigravity to create a framework where i write functions and it uses the input args and return types to infer stuff and display it on a web ui. it decided to use fastapi and bun+vite+react. i was done proomptin in about an hour and a half and got the framework running. now i need to port my scripts to there. ofc one shotting minecraft isnt a realistic use case but i have found a use case where it works
>>107256990It's all so tiresome at my job man, I'm already tired of the AI AI AI AI AI AI. AI courses, AI coding, AI agents, AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AI AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI already have AI fatigue, every single creative field is rendered unusable with AI
>>107257039@grok is that true?
>>107256990good morning saar redeem the non-free software saar
