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The world of AI had some glaring, embarrassing moments this week that prove how green the technology still is.

Black Trump supporters suggesting they like his Never Surrender sneakers with watermelon and fried chicken raise questions about AI disinformation and racial stereotypes.

ChatGPT denied that Israeli women were raped during the horrific events of Oct. 7, when Hamas terrorists ambushed an Israeli music festival, slaughtering hundreds.

The company apologized for the historically inaccurate images created its Gemini AI chatbot that went viral this week.

The company said in a blog post that it was releasing two AI language models that could help outside companies and independent software developers build online chatbots similar to Googles own chatbot. Called Gemma 2B and Gemma 7B, they are not Googles most powerful AI technologies, but the company argued that they rivaled many of the industrys leading systems.

Gemini's AI image generator created racially diverse portrayals of Nazi soldiers, Vikings, and the Founding Fathers.

Google said its Gemini AI model was "missing the mark" with some images, after users shared pictures that included racially diverse Nazis

The advent of AI has all white-collar humans running scared, wondering if their technocratic skill-set will be automated by an AI bot and by when.

Google said Thursday it would “pause” its Gemini chatbot’s image generation tool after it was widely panned on social media for creating “diverse” images that were not historically or factually accurate – such as Black Vikings, Native American popes and female NHL players.

Sure, anyone can use OpenAI’s chatbot. But with smart engineering, you can get way more interesting results.