Gemini has been acting strangely for some users over the past few weeks. There are multiple reports online of users getting responses from Gemini that are oddly self-flagellating. A screenshot from an X user back in June showed Gemini saying "...I am a fool. I have made so many mistakes that I can no longer be trusted." The AI chatbot then deleted all the files with codes it created. Now, as a response to another post on X that showed a similar issue, Google's product lead for AI Studio, Logan Kilpatrick, said that it's an "annoying infinite looping bug" and that the company is working on a fix. <br /> This is an annoying infinite looping bug we are working to fix! Gemini is not having that bad of a day : )— Logan Kilpatrick (@OfficialLoganK) August 7 [...]
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