Google has paused its Gemini AI from generating ‘people’ images following an uproar over its skewed racial representations. The tech firm took action after users highlighted the AI’s tendency to depict primarily people of color, even in historically inaccurate contexts.
Google apologizes for the controversial comments made by its AI chatbot Gemini about pedophilia and drawing parallels between Stalin and TikTok’s Libs. The company also promises upgrades to improve appropriateness and dependability. Users complained that Google Gemini provided ambiguous responses
Some users are not amused by Google’s Gemini because it is creating irrelevant pictures or refusing to generate them completely. In some instances, the AI chatbot reportedly failed to generate images of Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin accurately.
According to Jim Albrecht, a former Google news executive, artificial intelligence models like ChatGPT will transform journalism by enabling readers to engage with stories and have real-time discussions about them. These models could lead to a change in focus away
Following the release of Bard Advanced, which Gemini Ultra powers for challenging tasks, Google is thinking of changing its AI chatbot Bard to Gemini. Google is about to rename its AI chatbot just after revealing its new image generation feature.
Google rolled out a series of AI updates, including a new text-to-image tool called ImageFX, as well as the ability to generate images in the AI chatbot Bard for free. Users can ask Bard to generate photos using Imagen 2,
Google’s termination of a multi-million-dollar contract with Appen, an Australian company that uses global contractors to train artificial intelligence, exposes the precarious employment conditions of these “ghost workers.” The Alphabet Union, as a result, claimed that Google’s decision to sever
Google announced a new AI-based Android feature called “circle to search,” which allows users to search anything on their mobile phone by simply circling or highlighting it without switching between applications. People can also tap or scribble over photos or
Google offered a chosen group of researchers at its AI division DeepMind stock worth millions of dollars per person in a bid to retain its brightest minds amid interest from rival OpenAI. The offer comes even as Google lays off
Google is reportedly letting go of hundreds of employees as the company implements cost containment measures as well as focuses on AI development. A workers’ representative at parent company Alphabet revealed 1,000 have been let go so far. Part of
Perplexity AI chief executive officer Aravind Srinivas took potshots at rival Google after the startup raised $73.6 million from a group of investors, including Amazon billionaire founder Jeff Bezos and chip-maker Nvidia. The round was led by venture capital firm
As AI competition continues to heat up with tech firms seeking to outdo each other, Google is working on a paid upgrade for its Bard AI. The upgrade, known as Bard Advanced, is reportedly going to be part of Google
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