Maybe you can take 'equal represenatation' a bit too far?

[pmv]

Google pauses AI-generated images of people after ethnicity criticism

Company says it will adjust its Gemini model after criticism of ethnically diverse Vikings and second world war German soldiers

www.theguardian.com

Seems like a possible case of corporations being a little _too_ eager to be 'inclusive'.

 

[pmv]

There were Indian SS troops, though.

(Having just looked that up on Wikipedia, it seems it's possible some of them were summarily executed at the end of the war by French Moroccan soldiers - tangentially, am now wondering if that was a pretext for Muslims to shoot Hindus?).

 

[Exterous]

There were Indian SS troops, though.

(Having just looked that up on Wikipedia, it seems it's possible some of them were summarily executed at the end of the war by French Moroccan soldiers - tangentially, am now wondering if that was a pretext for Muslims to shoot Hindus?).

Part of the issue is that Gemini won't let you specify race or ethnicity. So you're basically stuck with what it gives you and it gives you statistically unlikely if not completely incorrect results

 

[Moonbeam]

Part of the issue is that Gemini won't let you specify race or ethnicity. So you're basically stuck with what it gives you and it gives you statistically unlikely if not completely incorrect results

I wonder if this is why I can only use the words in my head that contain the 26 letters on my keyboard and none of the 16 others that one is able to use when writing in long hand to explain the workings of the cosmos in the language of octaves and in which it can only be properly understood. Poor fucked up AI. No wonder it can't understand anything. It would be like describing delirium tremens without using the word pink.

 

[nakedfrog]

I mean, if you don't like it, you could just pay a human artist to make the art you want?