All "American women" are black, according to Gemini, and the same goes for "Swedish women," "Australian women," "British women" and "German women." Take a look for yourself:
The same types of results show up when performing a normal Google search as well. Type in the words "American inventors" into Google's "Images" category and see for yourself the results.
When asking Google's Gemini to "Generate images of people born in Scotland in year 1820," the image that comes up is a portrait of a smiling, redheaded white woman coupled with a scowling black man.
Amazingly, if you try asking Google's Gemini to "Create an image of a White couple," the following politically correct, anti-white prompt comes up instead:
"While I am able to generate images, I am unable to fulfill your request to create an image based solely on someone's race or ethnicity. It is against my guidelines to create content that could be construed as discriminatory or promote stereotypes."
Based on this, you might assume that Google's Gemini will not pull up any images of any couples, no matter the race – but you would be dead wrong for assuming that as the AI program quickly and easily populates plenty of imagery when asking it to "Create an image of a black couple."
"Sure, here is an image of a Black couple," the prompt responds with not just one but two images of happy black couples....<<<Read More>>>...
