With a

look at culture from a Christian worldview. I'm John Stone Street with the point. Google

continues to face criticism from the implicit bias evident on its AI platform

Gemini. When asked to create images of Vikings or the 19th century US

senators, Gemini generated images of Vikings or the 19th century US senators,

Gemini generated images of people of all races

except those who were actually Vikings

and 19th century US senators.

When asked by a reporter to generate content related to the abortion debate, Jim and I refused

to generate content that argued against abortion and for a life, claiming it could not generate

images or content of quote unquote sensitive or controversial topics.

However, when asked to generate depictions of pro-abortion rallies or in praise of pro-abortion

writers, Jiminai quickly generated the requested content.

So not only is Jiminai biased, it lies about being biased, but the problem goes

beyond programming. What Gemini's flubs reveal is that AI is not necessarily

intelligent or at least not committed to telling the truth. For more about the perils and the promise of AI,

watch the latest Breakpoint Forum. It's at the Coulson Center's YouTube channel.

For the Coulson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.