Google Pauses Gemini AI Image Generation Amid Bias Concerns

The tech giant has halted its AI tool's ability to generate images of people after accusations of anti-white bias, promising improvements.

Google has temporarily disabled the image generation feature of its AI tool, Gemini, following accusations of producing images with an anti-white bias.
The controversy began when users noticed Gemini's generated images did not include white people, sparking widespread criticism and debate.
Experts suggest the bias may stem from the AI's training data or intentional diversity efforts, highlighting the challenges of mitigating bias in AI.
Google plans to address the issues with Gemini's image generation and re-release an improved version, emphasizing the importance of diversity and accuracy.
The incident has reignited discussions about the role of AI in reinforcing or challenging societal biases, with calls for more transparent and inclusive AI development.