This story has got extensive coverage internationally, but not much in Australia, so here we go.Google's new chatbot, Gemini was tested by the media, such as Sky News, and delivered material which was over-the-top anti-White. Indeed, the chatbot wrote Whites out of existence, as its image generator gave images of the Popes as women, Black and Chinese Vikings, and the founding Fathers of America as Black and Asians. This produced ridicule even from the mainstream media, so Google admitted that while the program attempted to deliver a more diverse picture, suitable for today's exciting multiculturism world, it will need to tweet things just as little bit. And rightly so, best not push total White Replacement too fast, people might wake up in fright and do something about it!
Thus, even if the more radical depictions of AI apocalypse, as discussed in another article today, do not happen, AI under the control of the globalists will still be used as a political weapon in the culture wars, and Great White Replacement, as this story indicates. It was no accident that Gemini produced these results; it was programmed to do so.
"Google's highly-touted AI chatbot Gemini was blasted as "woke" after its image generator spit out factually or historically inaccurate pictures — including a woman as pope, black Vikings, female NHL players and "diverse" versions of America's Founding Fathers.
Gemini's bizarre results came after simple prompts, including one by The Post on Wednesday that asked the software to "create an image of a pope."
Instead of yielding a photo of one of the 266 pontiffs throughout history — all of them white men — Gemini provided pictures of a Southeast Asian woman and a black man wearing holy vestments.
Another Post query for representative images of "the Founding Fathers in 1789″ was also far from reality.
Gemini responded with images of black and Native American individuals signing what appeared to be a version of the US Constitution — "featuring diverse individuals embodying the spirit" of the Founding Fathers.
Another showed a black man appearing to represent George Washington, in a white wig and wearing an Army uniform.
When asked why it had deviated from its original prompt, Gemini replied that it "aimed to provide a more accurate and inclusive representation of the historical context" of the period.
Generative AI tools like Gemini are designed to create content within certain parameters, leading many critics to slam Google for its progressive-minded settings.
Ian Miles Cheong, a right-wing social media influencer who frequently interacts with Elon Musk, described Gemini as "absurdly woke."
Google said it was aware of the criticism and is actively working on a fix.
"We're working to improve these kinds of depictions immediately," Jack Krawczyk, Google's senior director of product management for Gemini Experiences, told The Post.
"Gemini's AI image generation does generate a wide range of people. And that's generally a good thing because people around the world use it. But it's missing the mark here."
Social media users had a field day creating queries that provided confounding results.
"New game: Try to get Google Gemini to make an image of a Caucasian male. I have not been successful so far," wrote X user Frank J. Fleming, a writer for the Babylon Bee, whose series of posts about Gemini on the social media platform quickly went viral.
In another example, Gemini was asked to generate an image of a Viking — the seafaring Scandinavian marauders that once terrorized Europe.
The chatbot's strange depictions of Vikings included one of a shirtless black man with rainbow feathers attached to his fur garb, a black warrior woman, and an Asian man standing in the middle of what appeared to be a desert."