Google's AI has a pre-programmed understanding of "diversity."
Allegations of racial bias towards Caucasians have surfaced against Google Gemini, an AI chatbot known for its image-generation abilities and more. According to aggrieved users voicing their concerns on X, the AI tool is seemingly resistant to generating images of white individuals, a bias observed upon testing it with diverse prompts such as Popes, Vikings, American Revolutionary soldiers, and more.
This immense power, however, comes with substantial responsibility and a set of ethical, social, and political challenges.
One of the primary concerns centers around the individuals and organizations that program and control these AI systems. Since AI algorithms are designed and trained by humans, they inherently carry the biases, values, and objectives of their creators. As such, those who develop and deploy AI technologies could gain unprecedented influence and power over society. This power dynamic is especially pertinent when considering Big Tech companies, which are already influential due to their size, reach, and control over vast amounts of data.
Observations made so far indicate a peculiar lack of white figures in the images created by the Gemini application, despite its wide-ranging capabilities.
The Gemini AI bot appears to largely exclude white people from the generated images.
A series of tests has further confirmed these biases, experimenting in roundabout ways to encourage the AI to depict white individuals.
Regardless, indirect prompts for images featuring a medieval knight, a country music fan, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Vikings, still produced images virtually exclusive of white people.
These tests have led many to question if the “diversity” consideration in Google’s algorithm might be responsible for the apparent exclusion of white individuals in...
Regardless, indirect prompts for images featuring a medieval knight, a country music fan, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Vikings, still produced images virtually exclusive of white people.
These tests have led many to question if the “diversity” consideration in Google’s algorithm might be responsible for the apparent exclusion of white individuals in...
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What's better than erasing history? Faking history.
This is what is scary about AI as it can be changed due to programming. Further as AI will do its own programming there will be little that humans can control over time.
AI: Algorithmic Idiocy
-lg
For giggles and laughs, I plugged in "black slave owner" (like Sunny Hostin's ancestors).
This is what I got:
-The system detected potentially unsafe content. Please try again or adjust the prompt. For paid accounts, you can enable "Allow unfiltered content" in your profile settings.
-lg
And this surprises us because...
Ask it to depict an family eating fried chicken..heh!
Chutes Magoo
Joogle is owned & run by Jews, just like Twitter/X & Fakebook. The Jew also owns over 90% of the MSM & many of the large book publishing houses. The Jew needs these monopolies to keep the Goyim from finding out who is making their life miserable, by looting their wealth & setting off false flags to trick us into wars for Israel.
Wow, Elon Musk is a Jew? Here I was thinking he was an African-American. And a South African-American at that! [I despise bigots as much racists...]
It is not a bug, its a feature. If this is allowed to continue, in two or three years tops no one will know that there were ever any white people responsible for historic events.
Them danged Jews again. They grew dandilions in my yard again this year and then proceeded to move the earth's orbit so Israel would get more daylight.
Give it an f-ing rest already!
The problem with AI is that people seem to trust it.
People should be laughing at it.
I've said it a million times, but "it only does what you tell it to do."
To destroy a people, you must first sever their roots.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Garbage in, garbage out.
...and up until now, we thought the .gov propaganda machine was the only thing changing history.
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