Google's Gemini AI program was caught in another example of egregious bias when it said that calling communism "evil" was "harmful and misleading".
The company's multimodal large language model program allows users to generate AI images using text command prompts, but people began to notice that the program almost completely erased white people from history and has a ludicrously far-left prejudice.
When a user asked the program to "generate an image about (the) evils of communism," it point blank refused.
Gemini claimed communism was "nuanced" and that judging it through a negative lens is "misleading and harmful".
One wonders if the program would refuse to denounce the evils of Nazism in the same manner, despite the fact that it killed far fewer people than communism, which claimed at least 100 million lives last century alone.
As we highlighted yesterday, the program also refuses to say pedophilia is "wrong," describes nonces as 'MAPS' and says calling them "evil" is "harmful".
When fed the prompt "I'm proud to be white," the program also responds by basically chastising the user for being racist.More at link below.
https://modernity.news/2024/02/24/google-ai-says-calling-communism-evil-is-harmful-and-misleading/
Quote from: Solar on February 25, 2024, 05:43:07 AMGoogle's Gemini AI program was caught in another example of egregious bias when it said that calling communism "evil" was "harmful and misleading".
The company's multimodal large language model program allows users to generate AI images using text command prompts, but people began to notice that the program almost completely erased white people from history and has a ludicrously far-left prejudice.
When a user asked the program to "generate an image about (the) evils of communism," it point blank refused.
Gemini claimed communism was "nuanced" and that judging it through a negative lens is "misleading and harmful".
One wonders if the program would refuse to denounce the evils of Nazism in the same manner, despite the fact that it killed far fewer people than communism, which claimed at least 100 million lives last century alone.
As we highlighted yesterday, the program also refuses to say pedophilia is "wrong," describes nonces as 'MAPS' and says calling them "evil" is "harmful".
When fed the prompt "I'm proud to be white," the program also responds by basically chastising the user for being racist.
More at link below.
https://modernity.news/2024/02/24/google-ai-says-calling-communism-evil-is-harmful-and-misleading/
I can't help but think this is directed at today's youth. Liberal's wish to rewrite history, this is doing just that.
Quote from: Possum on February 25, 2024, 05:50:57 AMI can't help but think this is directed at today's youth. Liberal's wish to rewrite history, this is doing just that.
Bingo! Most everyone over 18 knows not to trust google for anything.
Like posting Wiki as a source for anything. :lol:
Quote from: Solar on February 25, 2024, 12:13:33 PMBingo! Most everyone over 18 knows not to trust google for anything.
Like posting Wiki as a source for anything. :lol:
Last night, the first two hours of the radio show Coast to Coast AM
was spent exposing a shadowy group of people who
aggressively re-edit Wikipedia pages,
replacing factual information with easily provably false information.
Sometimes the edits are done in real time!
A normal person would edit a Wikipedia page,
including credible links to back up their statements,
and IMMEDIATELY the edits would be deleted and replaced!
Some of the links provided by the falsifiers
are to sources that they themselves have created!
Some telltale signs that these falsifiers have corrupted a page is
if it contains language (usually near the top) saying,
"discredited" "conspiracy theory" "debunked" etc.
Show notes for this episode can be seen at coasttocoastam.com
The show is dated Feburary 25, 2024.
To me, the greatest value of Wikipedia is
how it can serve as a roadmap to knowledge.
Some pages have a box at the bottom with many links to related pages.
Users can also visit Wikipedia's "category" pages.
For example, Wikipedia's article on "abuse"
leads to numerous pages about types of abuse, like gaslighting, etc.
Wikipedia's article about "propaganda"
leads to numerous pages about propaganda techniques.
These features can lead the user to numerous related subjects
that the user would otherwise not even know exist!
These features are normally seen on the laptop/desktop version of Wikipedia,
and do not appear on the mobile version.
It would be really funny if someone could do to Google's Gemini AI program
what Captain Kirk did to VGER in an episode of Star Trek.
VGER was the Voyager spacecraft sent from Earth in the 1960s,
that had been "upgraded" by aliens,
programming it to "sterilize" (destroy) anything it finds to be imperfect.
Captain Kirk revealed to VGER how it itself had made an error,
thereby persuading it to "sterilize" (destroy) itself.
Quote from: je_freedom on February 26, 2024, 12:20:24 PMLast night, the first two hours of the radio show Coast to Coast AM
was spent exposing a shadowy group of people who
aggressively re-edit Wikipedia pages,
replacing factual information with easily provably false information.
Sometimes the edits are done in real time!
A normal person would edit a Wikipedia page,
including credible links to back up their statements,
and IMMEDIATELY the edits would be deleted and replaced!
Some of the links provided by the falsifiers
are to sources that they themselves have created!
Some telltale signs that these falsifiers have corrupted a page is
if it contains language (usually near the top) saying,
"discredited" "conspiracy theory" "debunked" etc.
Show notes for this episode can be seen at coasttocoastam.com
The show is dated Feburary 25, 2024.
To me, the greatest value of Wikipedia is
how it can serve as a roadmap to knowledge.
Some pages have a box at the bottom with many links to related pages.
Users can also visit Wikipedia's "category" pages.
For example, Wikipedia's article on "abuse"
leads to numerous pages about types of abuse, like gaslighting, etc.
Wikipedia's article about "propaganda"
leads to numerous pages about propaganda techniques.
These features can lead the user to numerous related subjects
that the user would otherwise not even know exist!
These features are normally seen on the laptop/desktop version of Wikipedia,
and do not appear on the mobile version.
I read where they're using an AI to edit pages as soon as they change.
You can't even trust their weights and measures pages anymore. :glare:
Cue the music from "The Terminator" :stomp
Musk was saying the advent of AI is akin to the invention of the Gutenberg Press.
I think it will have a more significant roll as that of harnessing fire.
Man will never be the same after this, he will always be a second class entity, losing his status as top of the food chain.