The web’s biggest AI-powered search engines are featuring the widely debunked idea that white people are genetically superior to other races.
AI-infused search engines from Google , Microsoft , and Perplexity have all been surfacing deeply racist and widely debunked research promoting race science and the idea that whites are genetically superior to nonwhites.
Our goal is for AI Overviews to provide links to high quality content so that people can click through to learn more, but for some queries there may not be a lot of high quality web content available.” While WIRED’s tests suggested AI Overviews have now been switched off for queries about national IQs, the results still amplify the incorrect figures from Lynn’s work in what’s called a “featured snippet,” which displays some of the text from a website before the link.
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