Sure. There's not a good comparison. But even if we're just talking about differences in training model issues, a portion of the underlying issue is that the cl

Sure. There's not a good comparison. But even if we're just talking about differences in training model issues, a portion of the underlying issue is that the classification is so wrong that it doesn't see some people as even being human. The fact that it's specifically gorillas is a level on top of that, but it would probably still be bad/a problem if it had the other common computer vision issue where it just doesn't see people with darker skin tones at all.