New usage restrictions have hit Google’s Gemini AI models, and given user concerns, Google has doubled down on these restrictions specifically for Antigravity.
Along with the many Gemini-related announcements at Google I/O this week, it was also revealed that Gemini will receive compute-based usage limits for various tools and capabilities. Users get a bit frustrated with this, but Google listens to feedback in a certain area.
As part of Antigravity – Google’s AI-powered coding tool – Gemini’s usage limits have been increased. twice they started earlier this week.
on WednesdayGoogle has increased the rate limits of the Gemini model for Antigravity by 3 times, as well as reset the weekly quotas for all users. This happened quickly after the new restrictions were introduced, mainly because users reached their limits shortly after they took effect. Some found it After working on Antigravity, they were able to hit the limits in just one hour, which is quite a drastic change from what was available before.
tonight Google is at it again 3x’d usage limits for Gemini models in Antigravity, this time for the weekly quota. Varun Mohan, director of Google’s DeepMind working on Antigravity, admitted that users could reach their weekly limits “after a few work sessions” and also confirmed that Google has reset quotas for all paid plans for the second time this week.
Higher quotas on Antigravity will likely help continue to get the most out of these tools, but limits will inevitably still have an impact, especially given that users are quickly getting lower than before noted. This will be the case for Gemini’s toolkit as a whole, as usage limits are currently unchanged anywhere outside of Antigravity.
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