Google is taking steps to rectify issues with its Gemini AI tool after CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledged some of its responses as “biased” and “completely unacceptable.” In a note to employees on Tuesday, Pichai reassured that the company is actively working to address the concerns raised by users.
Temporary Halt and Swift Response
The decision comes after Google temporarily halted the use of its Gemini AI tool last week due to inaccuracies in historical depictions generated by the model. Pichai acknowledged that certain responses from the tool had offended users and displayed bias, prompting a swift response from the tech giant.
Commitment to Improvement
“Our teams have been working tirelessly to tackle these issues. We’re already witnessing significant improvements across a wide range of prompts… and we’re committed to thoroughly reviewing what went wrong and ensuring comprehensive fixes,” Pichai stated.
Reintroduction of Gemini AI
Google aims to reintroduce Gemini AI in the coming weeks after implementing necessary adjustments. The move to address bias concerns underscores the company’s commitment to delivering reliable and unbiased AI-driven solutions to its users.
Importance of Mitigating Bias
The news, initially reported by Semafor and later confirmed by a Google spokesperson, highlights the importance of mitigating bias in AI technologies. With the launch of Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s ChatGPT last year, Google has been in a race to develop a competitive AI platform.
Continued Investment in AI Innovation
Initially introduced as Bard, Google’s generative AI chatbot underwent rebranding to Gemini earlier this month, accompanied by the rollout of paid subscription plans. These subscriptions offer enhanced reasoning capabilities from the AI model, signaling Google’s continued investment in AI innovation.
Anticipating a Refined AI Experience
As Google endeavors to address bias concerns and improve the performance of Gemini AI, users can anticipate a more refined and dependable AI experience in the near future.
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