Gemini struggles with vague prompts in user test
A user tested how three AI chatbots—ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini—handled deliberately vague prompts over five everyday tasks. Gemini consistently provided the least helpful responses, often stopping at basic answers without deeper analysis or interactive follow-ups. ChatGPT and Claude, however, adapted better: ChatGPT generated interactive questionnaires to refine answers, while Claude asked…
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- Gemini provided the least detailed answers across five tasks, lacking interactive follow-ups or personalized outputs
- ChatGPT generated interactive questionnaires to refine vague prompts without manual follow-up from the user
- Claude asked clarifying questions before acting, aligning responses more closely with user intent
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I stopped giving ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini detailed prompts for a week, and one struggled more than I expected
xda-developers.com · 29 October 2026
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