1/ Google’s Gemini AI project doesn’t want to display images of...
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog
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Feb 23, 2024
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1/ Google’s Gemini AI project doesn’t want to display images of white men – even historical figures. I think I may have figured out why. 🧵
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2/ Here’s the founder of Google's "AI Responsibility" initiative, Jen Gennai, speaking in a keynote address in 2021. She openly suggests that she treats “Black, Hispanic and Latinx” employees differently than white employees.
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3/ Gennai also says Google’s commitment to “antiracism” is a key component of their AI work – and she insists they won’t be deterred.
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4/ Jen Gennai goes on to say that she wants to avoid "othering others.” Listen to this DEI word salad. It would be comical if the stakes weren’t so high:
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5/ Senior Google employees like Gennai know they have a lot of power. Shortly before the 2020 election, Gennai was caught on hidden camera implying that Google will do what it can to prevent Donald Trump from winning again.
James O'Keefe@JamesOKeefeIII
The undercover footage which Google censored from YouTube last month, of Google Exec Jen Gennai, has now been broadcast on local news stations across the entire country. It's JOURNALISM of national import, @YouTubeInsider - will you re-instate our upload?
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6/ Women like Jen Gennai are key figures in Google's AI division. They have important titles. But they speak and act like every other mediocre, anti-white DEI bureaucrat in existence. Google needs to get rid of them -- and until they do, no one should trust them with their data.
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Hear my full thoughts here:
