@interjc: In the AI era, yearly plans are a trap. Seduced by Google AI Pro’s killer pricing in January, I caved. Less than a month after paying, Antigravity / gemini cli turned to crap—random bans and all—while gemini pro models are getting stomped by Cl…
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User vents on social media that the Google AI Pro subscription they bought in January has already lost value: Antigravity and gemini cli now suck, accounts are banned for no reason, and Gemini Pro plus nano banana are outclassed by Claude, GPT and GPT Image 2.
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Turns out you should never pay annually in the AI era. I broke that rule for the shockingly cheap Google AI Pro plan at the start of the year—only to watch Antigravity / gemini cli turn to garbage less than a month after I paid. Random bans everywhere, and the gemini pro family is getting stomped by claude / gpt. Now even nano banana is getting crushed by gpt image 2.
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