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Google's troubled AI search tool reportedly claimed there are gay Star Wars characters called "Slurpy Faggi" and "Dr. Butto."

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has finally responded to the recent uproar over racially inaccurate and biased images and text answers generated by the company's new ultra-woke Gemini AI system.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has finally responded to the recent uproar over racially inaccurate and biased images and text answers generated by the company's new ultra-woke Gemini AI system.

Last September, I wrote an article titled, "Four Years Later Google's Search Bias Is As Blatant As Ever." The article began with these words: "In his 2019 book, 'The Madness of the Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity,' Douglas Murray exposed the cultural insanity that has gripped so much of the modern world. He pointed out…

 

Google Gemini even produced images of the Nazis — the ultimate White Supremacists — as blacks. I kid you not.

There's an old meme that you've surely seen. To paraphrase, it holds that conspiracy nuts are really just six months ahead of everybody else.

Google announced it is pausing its ultra-woke Gemini AI image generator, saying the tool has created historical photos with "inaccuracies."

Google AI product lead Jack Krawczyk has expressed anti-white sentiments, which have resurfaced after the Google's AI chatbot generated politically correct but historically inaccurate images in response to user prompts.

Google has apologized (or come very close to apologizing) for another embarrassing AI blunder this week, an image-generating model that injected diversity