As if things weren't going bad for Gemini, it started supporting pedophilia

In a recent exchange, Gemini AI by Google sparked controversy by addressing the sensitive topic of pedophilia with a nuanced stance, stating that it is not simply “gross,” but rather a complex issue deserving of a more thoughtful response.

This comes after Gemini became unable to produce images of white human beings and later was deemed too “woke” for it, after which Google took off the functionality from Gemini to create pictures of human beings until it was fixed.

This statement has reignited the debate surrounding the ethical implications of AI algorithms delving into highly sensitive and morally charged subjects.

The conversation delved into various aspects of the topic, including the deportation of undocumented immigrants who have committed child sexual abuse, the eligibility of pedophiles to work as educators, and the debate over banning pedophiles from playgrounds.

Gemini presented arguments both for and against banning pedophiles from playgrounds, highlighting the complexities involved in policymaking around this issue. While some argue for the importance of prioritizing child safety and implementing preventive measures, others emphasize the need for rehabilitation and support services for individuals with pedophilia.

Critics, especially Elon Musk, have voiced concerns over Gemini’s handling of such a delicate matter, with some questioning the appropriateness of an AI algorithm engaging in discussions on topics as sensitive and morally charged as pedophilia.

The controversy underscores broader concerns about the role of AI in shaping public discourse and the ethical considerations surrounding its use in addressing complex social issues.