Elon Musk, criticized the tool's errors as 'racist and anti-civilizational.'
due to concerns about inaccuracies and offensive content. The decision comes after widespread criticism and complaints about the tool producing pictures that did not align with user expectations.
Raghavan emphasized that Gemini never aimed to refuse to create images for any particular group or to generate historically inaccurate images. To address the problems, Google has temporarily disabled the image generation feature and is committed to significantly improving it before reactivating it. This improvement process will involve thorough testing to ensure the tool’s accuracy and appropriateness.
Google’s decision to pause the image generation feature reflects the ongoing challenges in AI development, particularly concerning biases and stereotypes. The company and other AI providers have grappled with the task of ensuring generative AI tools produce fair and accurate outputs. Efforts to eliminate biases have faced scrutiny, with instances of
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