The company is pausing the tool after it created historically inaccurate images such as Black Nazi soldiers and Native American U.S. senators.

The company has suspended Gemini’s ability to generate human images while it vowed to fix the issue.

Adobe’s Firefly seems to be following in the woke footsteps of Google’s failed Gemini AI image producer — generating photos of black Nazis and black and female founding fathers.

Google said Thursday it would stop users from creating images of people on its newly launched AI tool, after the program depicted Nazi-era troops as people from diverse ethnic backgrounds.

Topline Google apologized Friday for a tranche of historically inaccurate images generated on its Gemini AI image service, saying the feature “missed the mark” after widely circulated images ...

Google said Thursday it’s pausing its Gemini chatbot’s ability to generate people. The move comes after viral social posts showed the AI tool overcorrecting for diversity, producing ...

Google's Gemini generative AI tool halted the ability to create images of people to fix the system's "inaccuracies" in some historical depictions.

Black Nazis, female Popes and American-Indian Vikings are just some of the implausible images spewed out by Google’s “biassed” chatbot, Gemini, raising questions over the capabilities and ...

Google has suspended the image generation capabilities of its artificial intelligence service Gemini after users complained of historically inaccurate outputs.

Google announced Thursday that it was putting a pause on Gemini AI's image generation features after users complained that it was creating historically inaccurate images.

Google’s decision to pause image generation of people in Gemini comes less than 24 hours after the company apologized for the inaccuracies in some historical images its AI model generated.