'Ultra Woke' Gemini Lands Google In Trouble | How Can AI Chatbots Be Trained On Bias? | Chapters
In less than a month of launching its new Gemini AI image generator, Google has had to pull it down. Gemini's apparent inability to generate images of white people and accurately depict historical images has led to widespread backlash. In a blog post, Google apologised for the faulty rollout, and for the embarrassing and wrong pictures that were being generated. But this brings us to the question, how exactly are chatbots really trained - and what goes into ensuring that they give accurate responses that are not biased or offensive -- and how can this be controlled considering we're in the age of AI and in the middle of an election year? Key Points
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H&M faces online backlash for a school uniform ad campaign that is deemed offensive and sexualizing. The brand apologizes and takes down the content. Key Points
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'Stop believing everything you read on the internet, especially when there's no concrete evidence.' Fans support Ariana Grande amid backlash. Key Points
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Deepika Padukone on receiving political backlash for Padmavat, JNU and Pathaan controversies: ‘I don’t feel anything about it’
Deepika Padukone was asked to comment on the controversies involving her over the past few years. The actor said that she chooses to remain simply busy at work than address them. Key Points
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