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Gemini feels miles behind in real-world agentic tasks (Why can't it do what other agents do?)

Honestly, using Gemini feels frustrating when you look at how fast the agentic AI landscape is moving. Right now, tools like Claude, Meta’s Muse, and other autonomous agents are actually getting things done—handling complex workflows, interacting with codebases, creating repos, executing actions in…

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  1. 2026-10-19 17:44 · r/Bard
    Gemini feels miles behind in real-world agentic tasks (Why can't it do what other agents do?)

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