Yet Another AI Blind Spot: Biased Images | The Big Take

As pressure mounts on lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence, another problem area of the technology is emerging: AI-generated images. Early research shows these images can be biased and perpetuate stereotypes. Bloomberg reporters Dina Bass (www.bloomberg.com/authors/ACZ...) and Leonardo Nicoletti dug deep into the data that powers this technology, and they join this episode to talk about how AI image generation works-and whether it’s possible to train the models to produce better results.
Read more: Humans Are Biased. Generative AI Is Even Worse (www.bloomberg.com/graphics/20...)
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1:53 you just contradicted your point there. Also, you can add the tags of your diverse preferences. AI is a tool that takes in your input and you have to be hyperspecific. Diversity itself is subjective and you have to specifically add this to your input.