Google Relaunches Feature Enabling Users To Create AI-Generated People
Google has begun to allow users to access Gemini’s ability to create human images with its AI chatbot technology.
The feature is available to those who pay for the English-language version, Gemini Advanced, the company announced Wednesday in a blog post.
The version with improvements in Gemini Advanced, Business, and Enterprise include technical improvements, as well as product principles.
"We don’t support the generation of photorealistic, identifiable individuals, depictions of minors or excessively gory, violent or sexual scenes," Dave Citron, senior director, product management, Gemini Experiences at Google, wrote in a blog post. "Of course, as with any generative AI tool, not every image Gemini creates will be perfect."
Google had pulled the image-generating feature from Gemini AI earlier this year after the technology created historically inaccurate images.
This recent move by Google to relaunch a feature enabling users to create AI-generated content is a double-edged sword for conservatives. On one hand, it opens up new avenues for creative expression and innovation, particularly in grassroots campaigns where resources are limited. However, there's a legitimate concern about the potential for this technology to amplify bias and manipulate narratives in ways that could undermine conservative values. As we've seen with past actions by Big Tech, there's a risk that AI-generated content could be leveraged to skew public opinion or silence dissenting voices. Conservatives must remain vigilant and advocate for transparency and fairness in how these tools are deployed, ensuring that they serve all voices equally, rather than reinforcing the dominance of left-leaning perspectives.
~Political Media