Someone here said this week that their Gemini plan quietly lost access to the top model, which got me wondering how often that happens without anyone noticing.

So: did anything you pay for change this week? A new limit, a different default model, a price change, a feature that's gone. "Didn't notice anything" counts too, that's useful to know as well.

If you asked a tool question here this week and nobody answered, drop the link below.

Am a general small businessmen, i use the paid gemini Ai plus but recently they have updated, that their highest model isn't available for Ai plus version.

Well i dont use Ai to its full capacity, but sometime i use for image generation which i was using the highest model in gemini so i get proper details.

Now i feel like i have degrade since i cant use the highest model.

And am not 100% satisfied with gemini too because of its restrictions and stuff like that.ex: "I want to scan an official document and do some alter with it but it never allowed me to do".

So now should i move to another ai? Well i dont want to pay higher amount too(less than 10$).

Which ai should i use?

I think we've been reading too many feeds from AI text lately! I actually want to reduce my cognitive burden...

So I built TextFold, it turns any text into 5 zoomable layers—from a one-screen section map down to verbatim text. You pinch (or press 1–5) to zoom between them without losing your reading position, your agentic output, any papers, or documents.

- Web Demo: https://chenxiachan.github.io/textfold/gallery/

- GitHub (Apache 2.0): https://github.com/chenxiachan/textfold

Welcome any feedback!

Please don't bother responding unless you've read the full post. You're wasting my time and I've dealt with enough of that for one lifetime.

I think my biggest problem with the AI LLMs that I've used is lack of attention to detail. They will say things that contradict previously established facts of the conversation. They bring up details irrelevant to what I've asked about just because they might be broadly related or commonly referenced in relation to the topic on other websites. They contradict things they or I said in previous messages without even acknowledging the contradiction. They'll sometimes present information as hard facts and their only references are comments on reddit, which obviously come from some random person who doesn't necessarily know what they're talking about. They'll sometimes have a reference that doesn't in any way support what they said, and then when asked for some kind of quote from that source that backs up their point, they can't do it. They won't caveat any information; they won't bother mentioning if they're uncertain on something and they won't bother asking for more info or stating that they don't have enough info to accurately answer the question and will instead just answer it anyway with incomplete info.

I don't necessarily need it to be quick or be able to handle complex coding or to be able to automate things or to be some heavy maintenance productive machine. I just want it to be correct and intelligent and rigorous in its logic. I just want correct information when I ask questions. Maybe those questions will be simple everyday life stuff or maybe I'll ask it to help me understand something from maths I struggled with and so I want it to be pretty intelligent too.

So I guess I'm asking if you either have suggestions, or could guide me into being able to find the best model by myself by telling me what AI parameters I should be looking for and where I can easily compare them for some popular models.

For reference, I've used Deepseek for the most part. Recently I started trying Claude Sonnet5.5 and ChatGPT Terra5.5. They are all kind of stupid, even on the maximum effort mode and DeepThink. Deepseek is probably the least bad of the three though. So I haven't tried a paid model yet, but I thought I'd ask before I'd start to. Budget of maybe $30/month USD. Not willing to do self-hosting or whatever, I just want something I can have on the browser or download an app for.

I have a friend who is a firefighter, and he is on the older side he’s always being picked on at work for not being tech savvy as the rest. He needs to create a course for his training, any ai websites or resources he can use to create a course easily based in what he has to train?

Not the ones you downgraded, the ones you killed outright.

One line is fine: the tool, roughly why, and what you use now instead. "Nothing" is a valid answer, and probably the most common one.

Something like: "Dropped a transcription app once the meeting tool I already pay for started doing transcripts well enough."

Cancelled something and regretted it a month later? That counts too.

That's a lot of frontier models in a few weeks, and paying for four subscriptions just to see which one you like is a lot. I run OneOver, a small multi-model studio, and all four are live there now, along with image, video and audio models. You can switch models mid-conversation and run the same prompt through each one to see how they compare for your own work.

If you've been curious about any of them, come play: oneover.com. I'd love to hear which one wins for what you do.

So for context, next year i will have a big exam, a graduation exam. I will get a test for literature, history, math and English. I dont have a problem with math nor with English. But im kinda scared about history and literature. So I was wondering if theres a good AI model that helps with learning if I get stuck, gives good advice and helps me study. Of course I would prefer it to be free but since this is important I wouldn't mind paying for it either.

Bonjour,

Je me posais la question de savoir s'il existait ce type d'IA, ou un logiciel qui aurait une utilité immense : avoir un assistant qui peut faire ce que l'on veut à un moment donné.

Par exemple, j'ouvre un PDF dans mon navigateur. Je veux le traduire dans ma langue : je lui demande de le faire, et en une note vocale, il le fait.

Ce serait un système avec une IA ultra-polyvalente, qui fait ce que tu lui demandes sans passer par un terminal où il faut déposer ses documents, puis formuler sa demande.