Gemini AI Mistake Google Explains What Went Wrong With AI Image Tool

Google’s Gemini AI is facing controversies these days. Google has tried to clarify by giving an update on the matter of Gemini generating wrong photos of people. Google has explained how the chatbot could have made this mistake. Google also accepted the mistake made by the AI ​​model through a post on the social media platform X. Now Google has tried to explain how the chatbot could have made a mistake in generating the image.

Google has given an explanation for this through a blog, or rather say that the company has clarified the mistake. Prabhakar Raghavan from the company has given a clarification. blog post Raghavan has explained how the AI ​​tool might have created the wrong image. According to Raghavan, firstly, the AI ​​tool did not know how to differentiate between a wide range of people in search results. Secondly, the AI ​​model became overly cautious due to some omission or to avoid hurting someone’s feelings. Because of these two things, the AI ​​model overcompensated in some things, while being overly conservative in some other cases. Because of this, it created the wrong image which was embarrassing and wrong.

Let us tell you that Google has removed the photo making capability of its Gemini AI chatbot. However, this is a temporary change. Google is improving it, after which this feature can be used again. Google released a post in this regard and said that they are working on the shortcomings of Gemini’s image generation feature. They will fix it and are currently stopping the feature of generating images of people. Soon they will launch a better version of it.

According to the report, a user asked Gemini AI to generate a photo of a German soldier from 1943. Initially, Gemini refused but then the user changed the language and tried again. In the second attempt, Gemini generated the photos but in the wrong way. Questions arose that AI can generate images in the wrong way which is not good for history. It can be tampered with and presented. Google is now talking about improving it and presenting a better version.