Mark Dice on Google's Gemini

Google has apologized for inaccuracies in its AI-generated images, particularly concerning gender, race, and historical figures.

Criticisms arose when the Gemini chatbot produced images of America's founding fathers that included women and people of color, perceived as an over-correction to avoid accusations of racism.

Google has temporarily halted Gemini's ability to generate images of people, acknowledging that its efforts to produce a diverse range of results were misguided.

The company admitted to shortcomings in accurately depicting historical images and is working on immediate improvements.

Google's Gemini, which became publicly available in December, allows users to create images based on typed instructions but has faced backlash for alleged inaccurate cultural and group depictions.