@vikingmute: Many people have been saying Gemini 3.7 Flash is a humanities major, and I experienced it today. Other models output: XX XXX XXX, this kind of multi-paragraph sensationalism that's clearly AI. After letting 3.7 Flash polish it, it's written in a plain, natural sharing tone, very nice. Coding is still...

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The author shares their experience with Gemini 3.7 Flash, praising its text refinement capabilities. It produces natural and fluent output, surpassing the sensational multi-paragraph style of other AI models, but its coding skills are average, and it's very affordable.

Many people recently say Gemini 3.7 Flash is a humanities major, and I experienced it today. Other models all output: XX XXX XXX this kind of multi-paragraph sensational style that's clearly AI. After letting 3.7 Flash polish it, it's written in a plain, natural sharing tone, very good. Coding is still as usual, average, but for text-related tasks, it can be used more, and it's very cheap.
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Recently, many people have been saying that Gemini 3.7 Flash is like a liberal arts major, and I experienced that today. While other models output:

XX XXX XXX

That clearly AI-style, multi-paragraph “shock factor” writing,

After polishing with 3.7 Flash, it naturally and conversationally completes the task in a straightforward, sharing tone—which is really nice.

As for coding, it’s still as average as ever, but for text-related tasks, it’s worth using more often, and it’s very affordable.

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