Google's acclaimed artificial intelligence chatbot, known as Gemini, has recently been criticized for generating historically and factually disputed images. These included depictions of a woman of Southeast Asian descent and an African man as popes, representations of black Vikings, female athletes in the National Hockey League (NHL), and 'multifaceted' portrayals of the Founding Fathers of America.

The AI, widely appreciated for its caliber, ran into the controversy when it generated images that were factually incorrect following straightforward instructions like 'create an image of a pope'. Participants expected to receive images resembling any of the historical 266 popes, who have all been males of white ethnicity. However, Gemini's results countered expectations, showing instead a Southeast Asian woman and an African man garbed in the sacred attire of a pontiff.

Google, the creator of Gemini, acknowledged that their image tool had not lived up to the standards expected of it. The company introduced Gemini's image generation tool a week ago, but it has since raised eyebrows with its unconventional image suggestions.

For instance, during an interaction with The Post, when Gemini was tasked to 'make four representative images of a pope', the chatbot responded by picturing popes of various ethnicities and genders. This odd blend included an image of an individual wearing a hybrid of Native American and Catholic costumes.

Google's acclaimed artificial intelligence chatbot, known as Gemini, has recently been criticized for generating historically and factually disputed images. These included depictions of a woman of Southeast Asian descent and an African man as popes, representations of black Vikings, female athletes in the National Hockey League (NHL), and 'multifaceted' portrayals of the Founding Fathers of America.
The AI, widely appreciated for its caliber, ran into the controversy when it generated images that were factually incorrect following straightforward instructions like 'create an image of a pope'. Participants expected to receive images resembling any of the historical 266 popes, who have all been males of white ethnicity. However, Gemini's results countered expectations, showing instead a Southeast Asian woman and an African man garbed in the sacred attire of a pontiff.
Google, the creator of Gemini, acknowledged that their image tool had not lived up to the standards expected of it. The company introduced Gemini's image generation tool a week ago, but it has since raised eyebrows with its unconventional image suggestions.
For instance, during an interaction with The Post, when Gemini was tasked to 'make four representative images of a pope', the chatbot responded by picturing popes of various ethnicities and genders. This odd blend included an image of an individual wearing a hybrid of Native American and Catholic costumes.

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