Yes, that was clear from the article. What I'm saying is that if they wanted to make this thing preserve race, I expect they'd need to give it an explicit noti

Yes, that was clear from the article. What I'm saying is that if they wanted to make this thing preserve race, I expect they'd need to give it an explicit notion of race. If the suggested problem is that they trained it to one art style rather than every art style, I reject that. There is nothing wrong with a narrow artistic focus. Furthermore, I expect that if the researchers trained one model for each 'race' using an appropriate art style for each, they would still probably get complaints about even having different models, or for the models 'failing' when used on the 'wrong' race, or when somebody with ambiguous 'racial characteristics' tried to use it.