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Have the same issue, gemini always crashes. I need to turn on google assistant each and every time when I unlock my phone which is frustrating.

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I'll start by saying I generally really like AI; I use it daily in both my personal life and work, so I've become very accustomed to its strengths, flaws and quirks. While I hate AI being inappropriately shoehorned into every product and service purely for the sake of it, a smart home assistant feels like one of the few use-cases where a large language model can really shine and be beneficial. Since it was first announced over a year ago, I've been eagerly awaiting the arrival of Gemini for Home, in hopes it would finally fix the gripes and limitations I had with Google Assistant -- so I was really excited to see the invite notification pop up on my phone yesterday morning. Unfortunately, it's been a terrible experience so far, and feels like a massive regression. If I could opt out and revert back to the old assistant, I absolutely would. The good It's not all bad -- I'll start off with the things I like: There's now a wide selection of natural-sounding voices, versus the two options we previously had in the UK. It can respond to and answer more complex and specific questions. It has a much better contextual understanding when asking follow-up queries. It can "remember" custom information and apply it to all future queries. The flashy multi-coloured LEDs when saying "hey google" are pretty cool. Bugs & regressions It keeps informing me that it "cannot control devices" for certain commands, or states that a device is offline when it's not. Some of my rooms have multiple lights in a fixture, which assistant used to treat as a single unit. Gemini mostly handles this fine, but will occasionally ask me which one I want to control and list them all out. Gemini loves to silently ignore many of my queries, giving no response. Voice selection annoyingly seems to be configured across the whole household, rather than being set on an individual level (using voice match) like before. I have a few TVs which use a smart plug (for power control) and a CCwGTV for casting. If I say "turn on the TV", Gemini now always asks me which device it should turn on. I've not been able to find a workaround, either by changing the device names, using routines, or changing my phrasing. If I try to correct something it says, it'll sometimes save that info to persistent memory, even though it's only temporarily relevant information. It occasionally gets stuck processing commands (taking >10s). Assistant used to do this occasionally, but it's been quite common with Gemini. There's an extra 1-5 seconds of delay in controlling devices compared to before. I've seen it get stuck in a loop a couple of times, where it repeatedly sent commands to my lights a couple dozen times before quitting (emitting a 'ping' sound each time). I've had a few cases where it's controlled devices in another room, or all devices of the same type across the house, even though there's a matching device in the same room as the speaker. It occasionally cuts off mid-response. This one's a long-standing bug with Assistant. Limitations One of the major benefits of using an LLM is the flexibility and seamless conversations -- yet it feels incredibly rigid and painful to talk to at times, almost like navigating a phone tree. It may be orchestrated by an LLM, but it's architecture is evidently not agentic, and instead based around a very fixed workflow. It's not smart at deciphering intent: asking it to "make a cuppa" does not turn the kettle on, even with a piece of saved info instructing it to do so. There are various device sensors and controls it can't interact with, such as CO2 or PM2.5 levels. These show correctly in the Google Home app, either under the device or when querying the 'ask home' AI. Though I believe this was also a limitation with the old Assistant. It's unable to chain multiple unrelated commands, or perform multi-step operations, e.g. "tell me what song is playing and turn off the lights". It'll do one, but the other will be silently ignored. The memory functionality is incredibly limited; from my testing, it seems this information cannot be used to change behaviour or device control. There also seems to be no way to view or manage the memories it's stored within the app. It seems to be unable to create automations via voice commands, which I seem to recall being an advertised feature? I have Google Home Premium. Gemini for Home has much fewer tools and capabilities than the standard Gemini model. For instance, it can't seem to retrieve web pages in full, or search through reviews and descriptions of places in Google Maps. Hallucinations Why would I ever ask my smart speaker for information if there's a reasonable chance of it being wrong? All LLM models suffer from hallucinations to some extent, but Gemini for Home has to be the worst I've seen. It has completely hallucinated sensor readings, even attributes that a device doesn't support. It told me the completely wrong date or information for some events on my calendar, and often gets days of the week confused. It's given me incorrect information for local places (e.g. stating my house's postcode instead of the one for the business address). I appreciate it's still in the public beta phase, but I would have expected the major issues and limitations to have been ironed out over the last 6 months. This honestly feels like a proof-of-concept at best. I'd also be interested to hear what people like about it, or if you've found any workarounds for the above. submitted by /u/thebigdolphin1 to r/googlehome [link] [comments]

I have been using a paid sub on chatgpt for over a year. Recently I’ve noticed a massive downturn with its outputs, tone and misinformation. I have been testing Gemini for a week on a FREE plan and it has blew my mind. I was in deep with chatgpt, customer projects, specific threads, unique instructions and memories and I was hesitant to switch. However, after a couple of hours setting up Gemini’s “gem” feature and understanding how to use it I am blown away. I have cancelled my GPT sub and will be moving fully to Gemini and taking out a paid sub, which is £2 cheaper per month. Gemini actually blows it out the water. Feel free to ask any questions. submitted by /u/Purple-Turnip3974 to r/ChatGPT [link] [comments]

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yeah. Sorry everyone. it's making my autism itch not having it. has anyone in the UK got it yet? submitted by /u/MasterSeuss to r/googlehome [link] [comments]

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