Weeks after Gemini was launched, users noticed that it would not show white individuals. When asked to depict U.S. founding fathers and Catholic popes, for example, it depicted women and men of various races.
With Imagen 3, we've made significant progress in providing a better user experience when generating images of people, Dave Citron, a Google senior director, wrote in a blog post.
Critics of Google latched on to the problems with Gemini. Elon Musk, the owner of the social media service X, said on his platform that Google's A.I. is so racist & sexist.
The company had also stumbled with the initial launch of its chatbot Bard, which got a fact wrong in one of its first public outings. The Bard gaffe was an embarrassing moment just as the A.I. boom was starting to take off.
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