Gemini models increasingly stucking in thinking loop

11 points by StizzurpXDD 55 days ago | 11 comments

Using Google Antigravity and Google AI Studio, I have noticed that Gemini models, which includes 3.1 Pro and 3.5 Flash, are increasingly stucking in thinking loops. It has become much more common. So I did a 100 tasks test and out of them, 3.5 Flash got stuck in a loop 23 times, while 3.1 Pro was a lower 16 times.

skerit 55 days ago |

Was this not the case earlier? I've had it stuck in loops from day 1, even when Gemini 3 came out. I've never been able to actually use it for anything because it goes absolutely mental after a handful of turns.

StizzurpXDD 55 days ago | |

It has become too common recently, even when the models used are same.

daft_pink 55 days ago |

I find when I use Gemini Web Chat that it often just starts over mid-conversation and doesn't remember the rest of the context of the conversation whereas Claude and ChatGPT never do that.

StizzurpXDD 55 days ago |

All the tasks done were in Google Antigravity 2.0.

chris_wot 55 days ago |

I dunno about stuck, but I get a lot of errors that prevent me from submitting new prompts.

GL26 55 days ago |

Do you have a website available to show the sessions ?

StizzurpXDD 55 days ago | |

I have the website which I built in which it got stuck in a thinking loop. But it won't show any of the 100 tests I did. I am thinking of writing an article on this though. If you want to see, the site's Nasengetu. It is indexed so you can find it in Google search.

haky_nash 55 days ago |

conflicting instructions in prompts and though signatures being passed down across toolcall chains solved this for me

xnx 55 days ago |

Do you have a single example?

StizzurpXDD 55 days ago | |

I have multiple examples. Just yesterday, when I was trying to implement a caching system for my website Nasengetu, and it completely stuck in a loop-where it runs a log fetch using the git command and then thinks about the result, then runs the command again, and think again. And this repeated until I stopped it when it almost completely exhausted my five hour request limit.

neonstatic 55 days ago |

Getting stuck