Just When You Think The Google Gemini AI Story Can’t Get Any Worse, It Does
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Just When You Think The Google Gemini AI Story Can’t Get Any Worse, It Does

Matt Walsh

We can assume that they’re not having a great time on Google’s normally upbeat, chic campus right about now. It’s very likely the organic gardens are unattended, the massage rooms are empty, and the on-site cooking classes are suspended until further notice. That’s because, as we discussed yesterday, the launch of Google’s exciting new, cutting-edge AI platform called “Gemini” has very quickly turned into a debacle, and for good reason: Gemini does not recognize the existence of white people.

No matter what you ask Gemini to produce — whether it’s an image of a pope, or a founding father, or even a guy eating mayonnaise on white bread — Gemini will generate an image of a non-white individual. It is maybe the most aggressively anti-white product ever invented in Silicon Valley, which is saying something. With Gemini, all of the DEI initiatives that have run rampant in Big Tech for so long finally blew up in their faces this week, because they slipped up and showed us exactly what they’re trying to do — which is to erase white people at every possible opportunity. And to make matters even worse, it’s worth pointing out that “Gemini” is basically a rebrand of Google’s old AI platform, which was known as “Bard.” This was their big effort to start fresh, with a new and improved name and supposedly better algorithms. And here we are.

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