DeepMind chief says Google’s bungled AI faces feature is returning soon


Last week, Alphabet Inc.’s Google pulled the image generator for Gemini, its powerful new AI model, amid a flurry of criticism over inaccurate historical depictions of race. — AFP

Google plans to resume a paused artificial intelligence feature that generates images of people in the "next couple of weeks,” according to the company’s top AI executive.

"We hope to have that back online in a very short order,” Demis Hassabis, head of the research division Google DeepMind, said on Monday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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