The sample problem I kind of gave up on and guessed sort of... it couldn't be sorted by color that's too obvious.
And then the real problem number 1. The answer is "Left - each figure contains an even number of arrow heads. Right - each figure contains an odd number of arrow heads"... but on the right I can clearly see that the three eggs across the top have an even number of arrowheads.
If you have an Ultra subscription (I don't or I would try it) I would be really curious if Carbon is able to solve your harder Bongard problem without making stuff up given it's absurdly high AA Omniscience non-hallucination score, it's supposed to be like 30%+ better than nearest non-Google competitor. Although Hydrogen xhigh apparently scored within 5% of Carbon so who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
> The rule separating the two baskets is layering (which color is on top). Left basket: In every pattern on all six eggs, the blue shape is on top of (overlapping) the green shape. Right basket: In every pattern on all six eggs, the green shape is on top of (overlapping) the blue shape. [true solution]
> (Note: Both baskets contain the exact same distribution of motif counts per egg—two eggs with 2 pairs, three eggs with 3 pairs, and one egg with 4 pairs—serving as a classic Bongard distractor to hide the occlusion rule.) [factually incorrect and also would make no sense as a distractor]
And then trying a harder puzzle just makes it bullshit completely.
I don't understand why Gemini models always add these "it's typical XYZ" bits, which are typically so much worse than everything else in the answer.