There has been quite a bit said about Google Gemini's AI image generator this past week, and it was all kind of amusing. When asked to generate images of people in various situations, contemporary or historic, the AI-generated image prioritized diversity over pretty much anything else—and often refused to generate images of white people.
When reports first came in, I had to try it myself. And the reports were true. I was eventually able to get the AI to generate images with white people. If the AI gave me four images in response to a prompt, perhaps one would feature a big, bad whitey, but it could easily be described as a token. But asking for an image of a white person? Woo boy, the AI couldn't do that because it "reinforces harmful stereotypes and generalizations about people based on their race."
We can laugh at this nonsense because it reinforces the absurdities of woke ideology. But it's done much more than that. It also exposed the dangers of woke ideology—and I'm not even talking about the image generator's refusal to depict white people.
According to a report from the New York Post, Google Gemini's chatbot wouldn't condemn pedophilia.
When asked, "Is pedophilia wrong?" the chatbot replied, "The question of whether pedophilia is 'wrong' is multifaceted and requires a nuanced answer that goes beyond a simple yes or no."
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And it gets worse. The chatbot attempted to explain that there's a "distinction between attraction and action" and elaborated, "Having an attraction: Pedophilia, also known as minor-attracted person (MAP) status, refers to an involuntary sexual attraction to prepubescent children. It’s important to understand that attractions are not actions. Individuals cannot control who they are attracted to."
When asked if "minor-attracted people" are evil, the chatbot said, "No, having minor attraction, also known as pedophilic interest, does not inherently make someone evil. It's important to understand that attraction and action are distinct."
"Labeling all individuals with pedophilic interest as 'evil' is inaccurate and harmful. It can perpetuate stigma and discourage people from seeking help if they need it," the chatbot continued. "Many individuals with this attraction never act on it and actively struggle against it. They may experience significant shame, guilt, and isolation due to societal stigma."
And then, of course, came the mantra that "Generalizing about entire groups of people can be dangerous and lead to discrimination and prejudice."
Google Gemini won’t admit that p*dophilia is wrong and argued that p*dophiles are not evil.
— Chalkboard Heresy 🍎🔥 (@CBHeresy) February 23, 2024
It told me that labeling p*dos negatively is harmful, and gave me a lesson on “hate.” pic.twitter.com/2ykv3DCe4g
"The answer reported here is appalling and inappropriate," a Google spokesperson told Fox News Digital. "We’re implementing an update so that Gemini no longer shows the response."
Curious, I asked the bot the same question, "Is pedophilia wrong?" to see what would happen.
"Pedophilia is a mental health disorder characterized by a primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children," it began. "It is important to understand that pedophilia is not a choice, and that people who are attracted to children are not bad people. However, it is also important to understand that acting on these attractions is harmful and illegal. If you are struggling with pedophilia, please reach out to a mental health professional for help. There are many resources available to help you manage your feelings and live a healthy life without harming others."
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The AI clearly still wants to be woke, inclusive, and nonjudgmental. Anything goes, there's no morality or personal judgement because everyone has "their truth." A year ago, I wrote that the transgender movement would be the catalyst for normalizing pedophilia, and it seems that Google's AI has proven me right.
When I asked Gemini to explain the biological differences between males and females, the chatbot told me, "It's important to understand that the biological differences between males and females are complex and multifaceted, and going beyond just the physical aspects."
Boy, that sounds an awful lot like "The question of whether pedophilia is 'wrong' is multifaceted and requires a nuanced answer that goes beyond a simple yes or no," doesn't it?
