Google's New AI Chatbot "Gemini" is Altering Historical Images
I have a question for you. Is Google's new AI chatbot Gemini altering historical figures and rewriting history? Welcome to this critical look into the world of Google's version of AI on this edition of the Simon show. I'm Simon Delarosa. So Google's Gemini is an AI chatbot and image generation tool. It's been the subject of controversy due to its historical inaccuracies in image generation
Erica Jean
@HeyItsErica · 3:15
This is because AI is driven largely by people. But we've seen this before, just not with AI. And I apologize for the lawnmower going on outside. If you hear that we've seen this before, especially with the fudging of egyptian history and the breaking of the nose off of the statues, and even people who create their own images of what Christ may have looked like. So we've been seeing this before the introduction of AI
And if the AI model cannot distinguish those characteristics in order to have us being depicted properly to the public at large, then the creators inventors should reexamine this particular program, no matter where it's coming from, and say, okay, these are things that we need to address right away and take it back to the drawing board and try to understand where did we go wrong or what do we need to remedy. And once they do that, it will be useful
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
You. My personal biggest frustrations with artificial intelligence, or just this creation of artificial intelligence is how 1ft in and 1ft out this situation is. And we can clearly see that it's a lot more problematic than I feel like we really want to sit down as a country and as a collective enterprise of businesses and politics and all these other things, we don't want to come together and actually address that. This is a big, big issue
But it can be fixed, especially when we've come this far with the technology. But society sometimes jumps on the bandwagon too quickly with things, and I don't know if it's a novelty in that they want to be the first to do this or that, but history has shown that jumping on the bandwagon too soon without thoroughly vetting and fixing what needs to be fixed can cause an awful lot of problems, even more so than the actual problems that commenced in this particular case, AI
