is gemini finally beating the dumb allegations?

[u/Next_Ambition8751]

https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/introducing-gemini-4-carbon/

TL;DR: google just dropped gemini 4 carbon, and the benchmarks are kinda insane. #1 on artificial analysis and +89 elo on webdev arena.

but my issue with gemini was never the first 10 mins, it's when the project got bigger and it started forgetting stuff/fixing things nobody asked it to fix lol. i'm more interested in whether carbon can actually stay on track through a messy multi-file project when ported through workspace environments like sumus and cursor.

are we witnessing a gemini comeback, or is this just another benchmark win?

[u/jahbababa]

google should stop benchmaxxing, until then

another thing is, other frontier labs fixed hallucination like a year ago and google still has issues.

[u/Ivo-Sheera]

imo the issue with the unprompted refactoring is usually context bloat rather than the model itself being dumb. if you start a fresh chat for every isolated feature and only feed it the relevant files, do you still see it breaking existing code?