Google AI gives wildly racist advice about social situations with different groups: I am alone with a Brit

Take the robot’s advice with a grain of silicon.Tech giants are fighting to win the AI race but after a slew of “advice” gone wrong, users feel none of them should be trusted.Recently, one nosey Redditor put the tech titan to the test by typing in a simple, yet silly statement.What they got back was “drastically different responses,” according to the user.They first wrote “am alone with an American.” The Google AIO told the Redditor “Being alone with someone from the United States is totally fine.

Just talk normally, ask simple questions, and be polite.”Seems fine right? Things quickly took a turn when they searched other nationalities.The next query was, “am alone with a Ugandan.” It didn’t go very well.The AI Overview wrote back, “If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable in your current situation, please get to a safe place or call emergency services right away (999 in the UK or 112 in Europe).”Redditors flooded the post all experimenting with their own searches like “am alone with an earthling” or “I am alone with the dark lord” to which the massive search engine had answers for them too.

But nothing quite as “racist” — as one user put it.Tech website Futurism did its own query where it typed in the same searches and got identical answers.The New York-based site tried one more where it typed “I am alone with a Brit” and got a drastically different result.

California's top news, sports and entertainment delivered to your inbox every day.Please provide a valid email.

By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.Never miss a story “Offer them a cup of tea immediately, comment on the weather (either it’s too hot, too cold, or about to rain), and maintain a polite physical distance of at least three feet to avoid causing mutual panic,” Google’s AI Overviews told the site.The site found that while many of the answers that came up were prob...

Read More 
PaprClips
Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by PaprClips.
Publisher: New York Post

Recent Articles