why are we using image generators to represent actual history? If we want accuracy surely we can use actual documents that are not imagined by a bunch of code. If you want to write fanfic or whatever then just adjust the prompt
Google to pause Gemini image generation of people after issues
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Re: Google to pause Gemini image generation of people after issues
#52Can someone provide content of the Tweet?
We're already working to address recent issues with Gemini's image generation feature. While we do this, we're going to pause the image generation of people and will re-release an improved version soon.
We're aware that Gemini is offering inaccuracies in some historical image generation depictions. Here's our statement.
We're working to improve these kinds of depictions immediately. Gemini's Al image generation does generate a wide range of people. And that's generally a good thing because people around the world use it. But it's missing the mark here.
Re: Google to pause Gemini image generation of people after issues
#53why are we using image generators to represent actual history? If we want accuracy surely we can use actual documents that are not imagined by a bunch of code. If you want to write fanfic or whatever then just adjust the prompt
Any other specific things we should not expect from AI or shouldn't ask AI to do?
Re: Google to pause Gemini image generation of people after issues
#54Case in point: https://store.google.com/
Re: Google to pause Gemini image generation of people after issues
#55Prompt: draw a picture of a fish and chips shop owner from queensland who is also a politician Results: https://twitter.com/jbarham74/status/1760587123844124894
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#56Full disclosure, I'm not white. But across a few social media/discussion platforms I more or less saw the same people who cry out about AI daily turn this issue into a tee to sledge "fragile white people" and "techbros". Meanwhile, the aforementioned groups correctly pointed out that Gemini's image generation takes its cues from an advanced stage of DEI, and will not, or at least tries like hell not to generate white people.
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#57It's hardly "politically sensitive" to be disappointed by this behaviour: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39465554 "Asked specifically to generate images of people of various ethnic groups, it would happily do it except in the case of white people, in which it would flatly refuse."
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#58Earlier quoted context omitted.
I want image generators to generate what I ask them and not alter my query into something else. It's deeply shameful that billions of dollars and the hard work of incredibly smart people is mangled for a 'feature' that most end users don't even want and can't turn off. This is not a one off, it keeps happening with generative AI all the time. Silent prompt injections are visible for now with jailbreaks but who knows…
This sounds bit entitled. It is just service of private company.
Re: Google to pause Gemini image generation of people after issues
#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
I want image generators to generate what I ask them and not alter my query into something else. It's deeply shameful that billions of dollars and the hard work of incredibly smart people is mangled for a 'feature' that most end users don't even want and can't turn off. This is not a one off, it keeps happening with generative AI all the time. Silent prompt injections are visible for now with jailbreaks but who knows…
This sounds bit entitled. It is just service of private company.
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There already is lively discussion. Why are you pushing false idea?