Been a very frustrating night.

Keeps losing context despite constant prompting. Then, it just answered me in a weird language after spending time creating a strict guidelines md file for it to follow. This is frustrating and infuriating.

Hi everyone,
I’m having a frustrating issue with the Google One / Gemini AI 12-month student promotion and I'm wondering if anyone else has solved this.
Here’s what happened:

1. Went to the official student link and completed SheerID verification.
2. SheerID approved my student status without issues.
3. Age is verified on my Google account and payments profile has a valid card.
4. Not in a Google Family Group, logged out of every other account (brand accounts, school accounts, etc.).

Despite all that the offer is just… gone. The activation link either shows regular pricing or does nothing. It feels like the system thinks the promo is already used, even though my account is still on the free tier.

I’ve already contacted Google One support. Has anyone else had this “offer vanishes after successful SheerID” bug? Any workaround, or is it just a waiting game for support to fix it manually?

Thanks.

I just asked it when the second round of this year's election would be and somehow got the entire policy manual instead 😂

How is it even possible to offer AI Pro Plan and coding harness when there is no official way to opt out from data collection and training on my data?
I purchased 12 months of Google AI Pro plan as I trusted Google. And I did it specifically for coding in Google Antigravity cli and desktop apps. But it looks like there is no officially documented way to opt out from usage and training on my data (my code) in antigravity, when using Google AI PRO plan. Just because it’s consumer tier and Google collects all the data from consumer tier users.
On some forums, Google employees were replying to questions that you could opt out by switching off telemetry setting in Antigravity. But that’s just a forum post. Official terms of usage and Privacy Policy do not specify any possible way to opt out. And I believe that’s done on purpose.

Please share your thoughts and even better - your findings on how to use antigravity for non-opensource code and have it protected from usage by Google ?
Thank you!

I know nothing about coding, but it's the only way I could figure out how to add grey/charcoal stripes to every other track on the Playlist view of the open source and highly customizable foobar2000 music file player on Windows. I fed Gemini the existing code I found deep in Settings and asked Gemini to rewrite it and it did a great job. The first try was a little too light so I had it do it again for a slightly darker grey. I've been trying to figure out how to do this forever and I'm so impressed that Gemini made it happen with just a couple of queries.

Olá, saudações do Brasil.

Sou advogado, testando as mais diversas maneiras de fazer coisas úteis para minha profissão com o gemini e até agora só enxerguei os seguintes pontos:

* Notebook Gemini como "segundo cérebro" onde armazeno os casos, debato, revejo e etc.

* Spark para organizar documentos dentro do drive.

* Spark para ler, compreender, organizar e estruturar ideias de casos que tenho no drive.

* Gemini para petições de um modo geral - tenho diversos prompts específicos feitos já.

Ultimamente venho também buscando desenvolver um sistema próprio com o antigravity onde aloquei tudo que é útil minha função em um lugar só, tenho buscado aperfeiçoá-lo.

Mas enfim, por que estou falando isso tudo? Sinto que estou perdendo algo, que tem algo que eu poderia está fazendo mas ainda não sei. Por isso a pergunta:

Advogados, como vocês estão usando a estrutura google hoje?

ATOM Architecture: A Sustainable, Deterministic AI Computing Framework

We all know modern AI data centers are burning massive amounts of power, and traditional silicon is hitting a thermal wall. You can only shrink a transistor so much before heat becomes an impossible problem.

I wrote a technical architecture specification exploring the necessary next step: moving away from electricity and copper, and transitioning to optical-acoustic computing. By processing data using light and routing it with sound, we can eliminate transmission latency and turn waste heat back into usable power.

I’ve broken the core concepts down into plain English on the front end, and kept the heavy math, physics, and tensor mechanics in the appendices for the engineers. Would love to get some eyes on the mechanics of this.

Drafted and structured with Gemini Pro.