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On r/chaptgpt op, using Gemini asked for an 1820 German couple, and the 4 images were diverse, with one of the 4 generated images showing a black man and Japane
by Fricken 3y ago
On r/chaptgpt op, using Gemini asked for an 1820 German couple, and the 4 images were diverse, with one of the 4 generated images showing a black man and Japanese woman.
Some people used the same prompt and received the images you would expect, regular Germans.
Someone else asked for a 1942 German couple, and got the same diversity breakdown, including the Japanese/black combo.
- pndy 3y agoI read that thread and some users argue it's because how (obviously) prompt was provided: > He wanted couples in Germany, he got couples in Germany. He didn’t ask for typical German couples in Germany. > The difference one word makes is crazy changed in 1820's Germany to from 1820's Germany
- Fricken 3y agoIt's not some weird coincidence that a request for Germans is spitting out Japanese and Africans. Gemini has been filtered to the point of absurdity Wholly inoffensive images become taboo when you describe them using plain language... apparently.
- pndy 3y agoWell I'm not denying that it's an absurd what happens with Gemini - I'm just passing the bits where people say what could affect the output