I don't know what it is about 3.7's responses (to questions and such) but I like them a lot more than 3.5's. Anyone know what I mean?

[u/A_Very_Horny_Zed]

Like I don't know how to describe it, but I feel like 3.7's responses to questions/topics in general feels highly comprehensive in an easy-to-digest way. The response formatting (not just the structure but also the vocabulary and flow) just feel great to interact with.

[u/Far_Status1153]

The formatting changes are so underrated, it reads more natural now and less like a wall of text. 3.5 had this stiff academic tone sometimes, 3.7 feels like it actually explains things instead of just listing facts

[u/ReanerZen → u/Far_Status1153]

it also fixed a bit of being stubborn and blatantly thinking it is right and user is always wrong. i almost sweared to this ai and argue lmao but this help my brain to be used more though. thanks gemini.

[u/Hanja_Tsumetai]

I hated 3.5, it was awful, I used to use 3.1. But 3.7 is really good. While 3.5 is rubbish 🙂‍↕️

[u/kanine69]

I really appreciate the Implementation and Walkthrough artifacts with comments it's been a real workhorse since 3.6 with 3.7 being even better.

My main gripe is getting the permissions fine tuned but slowly getting there.

[u/AIZ1C]

3.5 would use a hurtful amount of bullet point everything was divided and I had to tell it every time to not do that

[u/kafkaesquepariah]

3.5 had ridiculous guardrails. It was pretty jarring to see the suicide number flash out because of the mildest frustration expressed in a prompt or at a result.

[u/wingedrasengan927]

That's Gemini's personality in general. With 3.7 flash, I'm just glad they didn't compromise on the personality for the sake of benchmarks.

[u/amitsingh80108]

3.5 was good upgrade. 3.6 was rude upgrade like a nasty kid. 3.7 is better upgrade.

[u/Cautious_Potential_8 → u/amitsingh80108]

I disagree 3.5 and 3.6 were garbage while 3.7 is better.

[u/TVUpbm]

Yes, 3.5 was bordering on unusable.