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Google’s AI Program, Gemini, Caught Rewriting History


In a move by Google that surprises no one, their AI program, Gemini, was exposed for it’s biased programming.

The question is, what are they trying to push?

Who’s behind writing the program for this AI?

And did they really think no one would notice that our founding fathers look completely different?

But Google says they’re “Sorry”.

Yeah, sorry they got caught and that people are noticing.

Washington Examiner reports:

Google apologized for its artificial intelligence chatbot generating images that portrayed historical figures as inaccurately racially and ethnically diverse.

Jack Krawczyk, the head of product for Google’s AI division, released a statement on Wednesday acknowledging that the company’s chatbot, Gemini, created images in which it presented several white historical figures as black, Native American, or Asian, including the Founding Fathers and the pope. Several conservative users noticed the inaccuracies and blasted the search engine, alleging that it was evidence of how “woke” the AI model was.

“We are aware that Gemini is offering inaccuracies in some historical image generation depictions, and we are working to fix this immediately,” Krawczyk said in an X post. He noted that Google designs its “image generation capabilities to reflect our global user base, and we take representation and bias seriously.”

Here’s a collection of responses from Google’s Gemini:

Is that woman supposed to be George Washington?

Is Disney helping Google make these images?

You don’t exist, according to Google.

Even Mark Dice posted his results on Gab:

But then Andrew Torba posted the results of the AI company he created.

Yeah, the legacy media hates him with a passion.

Elon makes a great point!

It is being used by Google across the board!

No agendas in this Google search…

UPDATE:

Discovered who’s behind programming Gemini.

Jack Krawczyk, senior director for Gemini.

Let’s take a look at his posts from the past on Twitter, shall we…

 



 

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