Google's Gemini AI Controversy Sparks Widespread Criticism

The tech giant faces backlash over racial bias and inappropriate responses in its AI chatbot, leading to a significant market value loss.

Google's Gemini AI chatbot rollout was marred by bias issues, fueling arguments of 'woke' schemes within Big Tech.
The controversy led to a series of apologies from Google, including from CEO Sundar Pichai, and a loss of over $90 billion in market value.
Critics argue that the Gemini debacle highlights the challenges of addressing racial bias in AI and raises questions about the readiness of such technologies for the market.
Experts suggest that the incident underscores the need for more thoughtful application of AI ethics and better governance of AI technologies.
Despite the controversy, the tech industry continues to explore the potential of generative AI, with companies like Alorica launching new AI-powered platforms.