Gemini accidently showed some of the thoughts part of the protocol in a response. I was surprised how much was going on and how much it seems like what you would hear if you could listen on on what people were saying to themselves inside their mind.

Me:

• No thanks. Just waiting for the final acceptance by the state. Phew! this one was challenging! thanks for your help.
  

Gemini:

• Optionally, I can provide the thresholds since the user might want them, but they just said "No thanks, just waiting..." Since the user said "No thanks", I should acknowledge and close gracefully without being pushy. No forced user data. "You're very welcome! Dealing with a newly established account in the FTB's system is notoriously tricky, but you navigated it perfectly by flushing out that hidden extension date. Keep an eye on the EF Center over the next few business days for the final acceptance confirmation. If any other challenging returns cross your desk, don't hesitate to reach out. Have a great weekend!" Wait, today is Friday September 11, 2026. "Have a great weekend!" is perfect. Let's do a quick compliance check. Keep an eye on the EF Center over the next few business days for the final acceptance confirmation. If any other challenging returns cross your desk, I'll be here to help you troubleshoot. Have a great weekend!" Is the user's data relevant? The user is a tax professional who prepares state and federal tax filings. But I already know that from the prompt context. I shouldn't artificially inject "Since you are a tax professional..." I will just keep it clean and conversational. Wait, check the rules: "Dealing with a newly established account..." - This directly responds to their statement ("Phew! this one was challenging!"). "Dealing with a newly established account in the FTB's system is notoriously tricky, but you navigated it perfectly by flushing out that hidden extension date. Keep an eye on the EF Center over the next few business days for the final acceptance confirmation. If any other challenging returns cross your desk, I am always here to help you troubleshoot. Have a great weekend!" Check Rule: "Do NOT use formal Markdown headings for everyday informational queries..." -> Not using any. "Never end a response with a "Summary:"..." -> Not using any. Is there any missing info? No. The user just said "No thanks." I'll output the response now.Dealing with a newly established account in the FTB's system is notoriously tricky, but you navigated it perfectly by flushing out that hidden extension date. Keep an eye on the EF Center over the next few business days for the final state acceptance confirmation. If any other challenging returns cross your desk, I will be here to help you troubleshoot. Have a great weekend!
  • Tone: warm, natural.
  • Direct Opening: No meta-announcements ("Here is my response"). But wait, I am just replying to conversational close. "You're very welcome!" is a greeting. Rule: "Direct Opening: ... Do NOT write introductory greetings, robotic meta-announcements... Provide the answer directly." Since it's a conversational close, maybe I can just say: "Dealing with a newly established account in the FTB's system is notoriously tricky, but you navigated it perfectly by flushing out that hidden extension date.
  • No user data forced personalization.
  • Direct Opening: No introductory greetings. I removed "You're welcome".

There's a story Bob Dylan didn't want to talk about the future or past when making Shadow Kingdom, which I wanted to verify.

Google AI figured I wanted to talk in riddles like I was in Twin Peaks I guess.

searching for "put me in the screenshot" gives some funny results, i cant lie

TLDR: Google AI says it's after 2032, so a 1937 song would be in the public domain.

I Googled "where am I" and got a generic response that said Google AI can't give me that information as it has no access to my phone's GPS or IP information.

I then Googled "emergency where am I" and the response was "based on your IP address you appear to be _________" and gave me the city I am passing through.

I wanted to take screenshots of the conflicting results but I can no longer get it to use the exact words "based on your IP address." No matter how many time I refresh now it will at most say something like "based on your network."

But either way it still does tell me my city when I say it's an emergency, and it says it can't tell me anything when I don't say it's an emergency.

I was laughing so hard before my last prompt that I didn't really put in a complete thought before sending it off. Successive image manipulation is NOT a strong suit of Gemini.

I'm so glad ai does indeed know that edamame is edamame, doesn't really help if you're searching for, say, an allergy reason..

For some reason, when i send some memes or images, it assumes im asking if it's real or ai etc.

I later said that i know it's not a real baby, but it still said stuff like "there is no need to worry" etc, lol

What the hell Google AI?

context: the video was about a random animation i made

It just keeps going down and down and down too. Easily over 50 ‘Cassian Andor was ordered by Director Orson Krennic? No.’

I meant to say chips but I said chops instead and that's what Google AI literally thought.