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Anyone else hit Gemini refusals that feel like policy, not safety?

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Been noticing the same “can’t help with that” wall on gray-area tech questions. Curious how others navigate it — local models, different vendors, or just different prompts?

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  1. 2026-09-13 04:25 · r/GeminiAI
    Anyone else hit Gemini refusals that feel like policy, not safety?

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