George Washington is black - According to Google's AI Gemini

[Stevecsd2]

at 2:10 in video

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The absurdity of the woke culture knows no bounds.

They are trying to rewrite history, to our everlasting detriment.

[Tom]

And OJ was white.
AI is no better than the news.
It is not intellgence, it biased regugitation.

[tucker6]

George was always black. It was white privilege all along that prevented the truth from coming out. How could the AI be wrong when they have such brilliant USA university graduates working on the project? What could go wrong?

[46zilzal]

I am sure that over the many many years since this president was alive, various men were named in his honor

[Tom]

Like George Washington Carver, a Black man.

Does AI think he was a president?

[davew]

history is being 'corrected' by the thought police

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by Stevecsd2

at 2:10 in video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pYCkwUoa98


The absurdity of the woke culture knows no bounds.

They are trying to rewrite history, to our everlasting detriment.

Hours before you even posted this google shut down Gemini. Obviously there is a glitch.

[denniswilliams]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Hours before you even posted this google shut down Gemini. Obviously there is a glitch.

Something as obvious as this and Google never bothered testing the program? Right

[Stevecsd2]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Hours before you even posted this google shut down Gemini. Obviously there is a glitch.

This was no glitch. This was intentional. You couldn't have that many "out of range" errors without it being what they wrote the software to do. Did they do any testing of this AI software? Hard to tell. I've done software development for 40 years.


And if you read the texts from the head of this project it should become clear to even you that he was very biased.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Hours before you even posted this google shut down Gemini. Obviously there is a glitch.

Originally Posted by denniswilliams

Something as obvious as this and Google never bothered testing the program? Right

Originally Posted by Stevecsd2

This was no glitch. This was intentional. You couldn't have that many "out of range" errors without it being what they wrote the software to do. Did they do any testing of this AI software? Hard to tell. I've done software development for 40 years.


And if you read the texts from the head of this project it should become clear to even you that he was very biased.

It is not a "glitch" it was intentional, that is obvious to anyone with just the basic understanding of computers and software. Software corruption or a hardware malfunction somewhere along the line would not have produced
constant legible and discernible results. You would also not likely get the same input to yield the same end result. You would probably end up with screens full of characters that looked like a language combining Arabic and Chinese, and pictures that were nothing but pixelations or scrambled.



Rita Panahi needs to cover this on the next addition of "Lefties losing it."
I don't know what cracks me up more Sky News bagging on Democrats or
Jeff Dunham making fun of Biden.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by Stevecsd2

This was no glitch. This was intentional. You couldn't have that many "out of range" errors without it being what they wrote the software to do. Did they do any testing of this AI software? Hard to tell. I've done software development for 40 years.


And if you read the texts from the head of this project it should become clear to even you that he was very biased.

So you would be the one to ask, how does software become corrupt?


I am not talking during transmission, like software loaded onto a PC that works fine for years and then one day malfunctions, so you dump it, reload using an installation disc and then it works fine again. Yes I said disc, I even have software on floppys I use. I did copy those floppys to a flash drive.
I have even had software corruptions on PC's that have not seen the internet since formatted.

[jimmyb]

Its only as good as the people programming it. DEI anti white bias input will tell the program all it needs to know. Someone asked AI it for a glass of regular milk and got chocolate.

[Stevecsd2]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

So you would be the one to ask, how does software become corrupt?


I am not talking during transmission, like software loaded onto a PC that works fine for years and then one day malfunctions, so you dump it, reload using an installation disc and then it works fine again. Yes I said disc, I even have software on floppys I use. I did copy those floppys to a flash drive.
I have even had software corruptions on PC's that have not seen the internet since formatted.

Hard disks and memory do degrade over time & fail at some point.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by Stevecsd2

Hard disks and memory do degrade over time & fail at some point.

So you are saying the RAM can lose data but will still be able to have the lost data replaced and use it? So it will lose some data, not all, and still function?

[Tom]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Hours before you even posted this google shut down Gemini. Obviously there is a glitch.

Yeah, they got caught.