Google's parent company apologises for inaccurate AI images


The statement was made in response to criticism regarding the portrayal of white historical figures like the US founding fathers and Nazi-era German soldiers as people of colour. — Reuters

SAN FRANCISCO: Alphabet, the parent company of Google, issued an apology because Gemini, its AI chatbox, has generated images of historical figures with racial and ethnic depictions that are inaccurate.

The company attributed the errors to its efforts to create diverse results.

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