DALL-E is interesting, but it also helps prove my point. Asking for a picture of a man in jail, for example, produces an image of a black man in jail. That's be

DALL-E is interesting, but it also helps prove my point. Asking for a picture of a man in jail, for example, produces an image of a black man in jail. That's because the images are not new; they are composites of existing images, provided by people -- along with the biases of those people. "New" methods of face scanning also identify black people as criminals more often because they are not new; they are based on human input and bias.