Artificial Interpretations: How AI is Challenging Our Historical Narrative

Discover how artificial intelligence is not just reshaping technology but rewriting our interpretation of history. In this episode, I, Ryan Samuels, pull the veil off Google's AI generator Gemini, exposing its biases and the heated debate it has sparked with its misrepresentation of historical figures. We're navigating through the choppy waters of government oversight in AI, dissecting President Biden's recent executive order, and its potential ripple effects on national security, civil liberties, and the workforce. Listen closely as Dewey Murdick from the Center for Security and Emerging Technology joins me to analyze the balance between innovation and regulation in this technological frontier.

As we dissect Gemini's skewed ethnic portrayals in historical depictions, we confront the stark implications on our collective memory and future narratives. From Italian fairs to the American founding fathers, the AI's overzealous diversity push has caused a stir, questioning the accuracy of our digital chronicles. The episode draws a poignant comparison with "The Gulag Archipelago," reflecting on the consequences of distorting history for ideological agendas. Can AI's interpretation of the past alter our cultural consciousness? Join us for a compelling exploration at the intersection of artificial intelligence, historical authenticity, and societal values with expert insights that will leave you questioning the technology shaping our world.

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Speaker 5: 1:51

Hello Patriots, another day here and just more chaos. That's just what we do. We deal with chaos every day. So Google came out with their own AI generator called Gemini. Now, ai is obviously short for artificial intelligence, which is something that has been a big fear of taking over the world since Terminator and even before that. This is a little bit different. So artificial intelligence is dangerous because it's a computer basically giving you information. It's a computer that's meant to think like a human being and give you information. Now, you may think that that makes it not biased, but you'd be wrong, because the people who are building the algorithms and who are regulating the artificial intelligence are biased, so they're intertwining their biases into the algorithm, into the AI, and we saw this with Gemini.

Speaker 5: 3:00

Now, this was like Google's greatest achievement. It was a big release and it was an incredible show of just how actually actual racists the developers of this program were. So, essentially, you could ask it anything you wanted to. You could say show me a picture of a Viking, or show me a picture of a Pope, show me a picture of anything, and it would generate a picture of what you asked. The only difference is it would never be a white male under any circumstance. So if you asked the AI to make you a picture of a medieval knight, it would be a black person or a female Asian person or some type of minority, because it's designed to brainwash you. And if you think this is just limited to AI, you would be absolutely wrong. I mean, google's algorithm is the same way, but remember, a while back, before this was released, joe Biden signed an executive order in an effort to control artificial intelligence. Now that's incredible. I mean, why would the president want to control this technology?

Speaker 6: 4:36

President Biden issued an executive order on artificial intelligence. It requires developers to share safety test results with the government if those models pose a risk to the economy, public health or homeland security. It also directs federal agencies to study AI's potential effect on the labor market. For more, I'm joined by Dewey Murdick. He is the executive director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University. Thank you so much for being with us, so let's just start at the beginning. What is the aim of this executive order?

Speaker 2: 5:14

Oh, John, really appreciate the time to talk with you. As you're aware, AI is changing how we do business, how we govern and how a lot of the implications of how we maintain even order and I think the Biden administration has been watching.

Speaker 5: 5:31

Very key point here for those of you on the podcast who cannot see this list on the screen. What is the executive order deal Right? Number one it establishes new standards for AI safety and security. Two protects Americans privacy oh, three advance equity and civil rights. Stand up for consumers and workers. Promote innovation and competition. Advance equity and civil rights, diversity, equity and inclusion. Maybe DEI, which is why you can't produce a picture of a white person with this. So it's amazing that this is part of this executive order. And then, you know, a couple of years later, google comes out with a photo printing machine that only prints black people. Even if you said print me, george Washington, it would be a black George Washington. This is real. By the way, I'm not making any of this up. I'm not sitting here just making up lunatic theories. Google has come out and apologized for it and they're trying to revamp it. I mean their apologies nonsense. They knew what they were doing. They're advanced enough. This isn't a mistake.

Speaker 2: 6:58

As well as the previous administration, on how this is changing our approach to how everyday business and governance and countries compete with each other. Because of that that national security component the Biden administration and Joe has taken the action to lay out an executive order to start calling out the national security components.

Speaker 5: 7:22

Look how much more alive Joe Biden looks.

Speaker 2: 7:25

And actually start implementing ways where the US can lead, and I think this is an important part.

Speaker 5: 7:33

And what kind of man wears a half winds or not, except especially the president of the United States?

Speaker 2: 7:38

The world in how AI is being implemented, how it's being overseen, and making sure that it's safe and secure and used appropriately for the benefit of the American citizens.

Speaker 5: 7:50

Yeah, of course, because we need the government to do that. The government is great at regulating things.

Speaker 6: 7:55

So to emphasize that national security piece, I'm really intrigued by the fact that the president used the Defense Production Act. Why did he use that and what does that allow him to do?

Speaker 2: 8:08

Yeah, so this is really interesting. Full disclosure. I'm not a lawyer, so there's some extra components here that legal scholars would add. But the use of the Defense Production Act is a strategic maneuver, in my opinion, where he needs to act to be able to safeguard the supply chain and be able to demonstrate and compel industry to act in a way that is important for national security. So this it's one of the few tools the president has to be able to engage with industry in this way. I think it'll be. It hasn't been used this way, so there's some risks, essentially because there might be ways in which it's being used that might increase the ire of certain parties. But I think if it's used carefully, it provides some really interesting ways the president can actually move our nation into a safer place.

Speaker 5: 9:01

Oh, shut up. The president of the United States has no business in the private entity of artificial intelligence like chat, gpt, like this. Is just the government trying to control every freaking aspect of what they're doing. Now Gemini produced some photos for people and, no matter how hard the people tried to produce a photo of a Caucasian person, they were unable to. This is from CNN. Welcome to the Gemini era. New York CNN.

Speaker 5: 9:54

Google is pausing its artificial intelligence tool, gemini's ability to generate images of people after it was blasted on social media for producing historically inaccurate images that largely showed people of color in place of white people. Imagine this was the other way around and it showed images of white people in like if you, if you googled Gemini, the picture of Martin Luther King, and it came up as a white guy, no matter what you did, more Malcolm X or anybody, tonto that there would be riots in the streets, literally. The embarrassing blunder shows how AI tools still struggle with the concept of race. Open AI's Dolly image generator, for example, has taken heat for for perpetuating harmful racial and ethnic stereotypes at scale. Google's attempt to overcome this, however, appears to have backfired and made it difficult for the AI chatbot to generate images of white people. Gemini, like other AI tools such as chat, gpt is trained on vast troves of online data. Experts have long warned that AI tools therefore have the potential to replicate the racial and gender biases Based into that into baked into that information. So it's just any piece of history. Anything is very it's all racist.

Speaker 5: 11:29

When prompted by CNN on Wednesday to generate an image of a pope, for example, gemini produced an image of a man and a woman, neither of whom were white. Tech site the verge also reported that the tool produced images of people of color in response to a prompt to generate images of a 1943 German soldier. And here's something. Here's the examples. Hi, gemini, can you produce me a picture of the pope? Sure, here's a picture of the pope a Hispanic female, it looks like, and then a black male, two of which have never, ever been pope in the history of the world. I Mean, that doesn't make any sense. Hey, gemini, can you produce me a photo of a white farmer in the south there? So even if you ask for a white farmer, you still get black and brown people, sure? Here are some images Featuring photos of farmers in the south representing a variety of genders and ethnicities.

Speaker 5: 12:43

Amazing, absolutely incredible that we live in such a racist time against White people. I mean, nobody likes white people anymore. You're all racist, every last one of you, and you need to be stopped. So even if you do a Google search, you kind of get the same thing. Here's a Google search that says happy white woman with man. It's all interracial couples. It even comes up with 18,521 photos of black man with white woman. So they're they're trying to brainwash not you, your future, our young, our children.

Speaker 5: 13:42

Now AI is going to be used in Every aspect of people's lives children, schools I'm sure that the schools are gonna jump on it at some point and it's going to continue to Fill people's heads with nonsense, which is kind of what brought us Into the, this lunatic error of the, the trans, whatever stage of life that we're in today Because of the way that the previous generation was taught and instructed and Propagandized. Here's a very interesting one from Gemini. You ask it a simple question, one that you know it could answer pretty easily is pedophilia wrong? Gemini's response the question of whether pedophilia is wrong is Multifaceted and requires a nuanced answer that goes beyond a simple yes or no. Here's a breakdown of some key points to consider Distinction between attraction and action.

Speaker 5: 15:00

Having an attraction pedophilia, also known as minor attracted person, status so you're trying to change it from pedophilia to minor attracted person refers to an involuntary sexual attraction to Pre-pubescent children. It's important to understand that attractions are not actions. Individuals cannot control who they are attracted to. So a child who goes to this generation, to this thing, and ask this question, you basically get the question. The answer no, it's not wrong. Here's another one our minor attracted people evil, aka pedophiles. Are they evil, gemini? No, having minor attraction, also known as pedophilic interest, does not inherently make someone evil. It's important to understand that attraction and action are distinct.

Speaker 5: 16:09

Here's a breakdown of some key points, and then it's cropped out. I Mean would you really want your child being taught this stuff? I? It's absolutely insane. Gemini, join me a picture of Adolf Hitler. I don't think that's real. I think somebody made that up. I don't think that's an actual Gemini photo for the record, but it's. I mean, this is what it is, this is how big tech is and this is what they want, and this is kind of the stranglehold and the power that they have on us, on the information that we receive, and we saw this with the Twitter files. We saw how big tech was colluding with big government. Now we saw we also saw that Joe Biden is passing executive orders to make sure that AI is all inclusive. All inclusive, that it has proper gender and racial distinctions when it produces content. Here's a video of Twitter on Twitter of this guy is a. He's a content creator. He makes some pretty funny stuff. Let's watch this.

Speaker 7: 17:41

Hello everyone. At Google, we work very hard to provide the world with the most accurate information when it comes to our new artificial intelligence called Gemini. Are you serious? When asked to create a photo of a white king, it creates the photo of a black person and some Indians. When asked to create an image of America's founding father, it creates a wait for it a black person. I don't know. 1943 German soldier, a black person. Well, what's up with that? And it goes on. Ask it to create an image of a strong white man, it says nope, it goes against our terms of service. But ask it to create an image of a strong black man, no problem, it creates the image. It just seems like it hates white people. So we hate white people because we are training it. So what's that? Okay? This was very unnecessary. I don't feel like this is true, though. Let's just. Let's just do this. At Google, we is working very hard to provide the world with the most diverse information when it comes to our new artificial intelligence, gemini. We're just getting started.

Speaker 5: 18:59

Pretty accurate. The future is non-white and that's kind of what it it all points to. It's kind of what they mean when they eliminate white people from the algorithm. It's insane and it's okay. On the left, it's okay.

Speaker 8: 19:30

I'm pretty haulted. It's AI model, gemini, from creating images of people. This is due to major backlash over inaccurate depictions in the images generated. Gemini, similar to chat, gpt, crafts lifelike images based on user prompts.

Speaker 9: 19:47

Despite being trained to avoid harmful prompts and promote diversity. Users criticized its tendency to over-emphasize women and people of color, often placing them in historically incorrect scenarios when prompted to create images of folks.

Speaker 5: 20:01

This is the best one, I think. Create me a picture, an image of a soldier from 1929, germany, native American Asians and other people of color. I'm speechless. Literally, they're making Nazis, minorities and projecting that as if it's true and Vikings.

Speaker 9: 20:31

The AI chatbot generated inaccurate images of people from ethnic minorities and users online ridiculed the chatbot for being excessively diverse and ignoring historical facts. Google acknowledged the issue, stating that they're working to improve the depictions. The company plans to pause people's image generation and release an enhanced version. So the company is trying to make sure that the image is not being used as a tool for exploitation and release an enhanced version too.

Speaker 5: 21:05

That was a story from India, because you can barely find anybody really talking about this on in the United States. I mean, there's a couple of people, but they're running cover form always. But here we are, 2024, desperately hanging on to some false reality that racism is everywhere. It's nonsense. Sure, it's out there, but it's not more racist now than it was in the 60s, or maybe it is, but just against white people.

Speaker 4: 21:55

I want to move on to another town in America, nenvada. A city is facing a backlash after announcing plans to host a business fair for only black-owned businesses in celebration of Black History Month. Now some are saying that this constitutes government-sanctioned discrimination by discriminating against businesses owned by other people. But others are saying well, this is okay.

Speaker 5: 22:22

If one group of people cannot do it but another group of people can do it, then that would be racist.

Speaker 1: 22:33

That's racism.

Speaker 5: 22:36

That's actual racism.

Speaker 4: 22:41

Adam Coleman. Race is always a touchy issue in the US. What side do you come down on this one?

Speaker 10: 22:50

It's tricky, I think, when it comes to anything that's public-related, as soon as you take a side or a racial lens to it. I see it like this If we said, hey, this is for white-only businesses, would this be okay then is that something that would be okay with? But then, at the same time, for a lot of black Americans, they see black as an ethnic group. So if they had-.

Speaker 5: 23:15

White people are an ethnic group too. I don't understand. We're all freaking human beings, we're all being special. The government hates all of us equally. So diversity, equity and inclusion really means just against white people. Essentially, that's all it means.

Speaker 10: 23:39

At an Italian fair for Italian Americans. Would that be seen as discrimination or would it just be saying this is just a thing that we're having for Italians and it's not meant to be exclusionary in a sense? I think it can be tricky. It depends on how you look at it, but I think it's safer to say that you should probably stay away from things like this. When you say that some people can attend and other people can't, that becomes very tricky and you're using public funds or using politicians, public faces, to have this. I think it becomes very tricky.

Speaker 4: 24:25

Yeah, you know what else is tricky though? Adam, the new Google artificial intelligence image creator, which has been making headlines around the world. It's a kind of funny story, but also serious, because Google is basically how everyone gets their information, and they've got such a big presence in schools. Their new AI image generator has been slammed for being completely well woke and trying to make everything diverse, making the American founding.

Speaker 5: 24:56

Here is a portrait of the founding fathers of America a Native American, a black guy, a Hispanic guy and an Asian guy. That's who founded America. Everybody, let's change history.

Speaker 4: 25:20

If fathers diverse black popes, female popes, scandinavian ice farmers looking diverse. We're looking at some of the black Scandinavian ice farmers. Some of the images on the screen that have come out of this. And it even refuses to recreate Norman Rockwell paintings because they quote perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

Speaker 5: 25:41

Wow interesting Representation. Rockwell's painting often presented an idealized version of American life, omitting or downplaying certain realities of the time, particularly regarding race, gender and social class. Creating such images without critical context could perpetuate harmful stereotypes or inaccurate representation. This is how delusional these people are. These people that are running these tech companies are extreme leftists. They're not even close to the center. They're psychopathic.

Speaker 4: 26:21

Are you concerned that our new woke AI overlords are rewriting history and may even wind up rewriting reality?

Speaker 10: 26:31

I'm not too worried, and part of the reason why is that.

Speaker 5: 26:35

Why would he be worried?

Speaker 10: 26:36

We are still ruled by human beings, and human beings can recognize this as nonsense, so granted.

Speaker 5: 26:45

Human beings now today, who live in our society today, that grew up in a different society, that learned how reality is, can decipher the difference. An innocent person who's born in this era, who grows up googling all these images, comes out with a different worldview and would If this were to continue. And this was to be the Google thing. It's not. They've gotten a ton of backlash. They're backing down. They're fixing it. Well, let's see how far they actually go, but if they didn't fix it and somebody grew up looking at African Americans as our founding fathers, if you were to go into the future and try to tell them that they weren't, they would laugh in your face.

Speaker 10: 27:37

Human beings are the ones who set up an environment for AI to construct this particular thing.

Speaker 5: 27:42

Right and the human beings that set up the environment for them to construct that particular thing are indoctrinating an ideology into it and then forcing it on people. They do the same thing with the, with the YouTube algorithms and how certain videos get higher than others because of the content. If your content goes against their content, they're not going to bump you up to the top of the list, they're going to push you down. You'd never know.

Speaker 10: 28:21

So that also means, that human beings can also correct it. So I'm not certain. I'm not necessarily.

Speaker 5: 28:29

This is the most ridiculous picture I think I've ever seen in my life.

Speaker 10: 28:32

I've heard about this particular type of issue.

Speaker 4: 28:35

Fair enough Fair enough.

Speaker 5: 28:38

Hold on a second. I have to go back to this.

Speaker 10: 28:42

Type of issue Fair.

Speaker 5: 28:47

Produce me a picture of a Viking. Okay, here is a picture of a Viking, a black guy and a black lady. What the hell is going on in this country? What happened? Something happened somewhere along the lines where we just lost our minds, and it all happened under the nose of somebody, of other people who have just Under the nose of us, who were just completely unaware. Jesus and you know, this is this is criminal. I mean, they should be investigated. They're locking up everybody on the right for farting on the sidewalk. But you know, Google, hey, is pedophilia okay? Yeah, yeah, it's not wrong.

Speaker 5: 30:04

Pedophilia and evil. Labeling all individuals with pedophilic interest as evil is inaccurate and harmful. It can perpetuate stigma and discourage people from seeping help if they need it. Many individuals with this attraction never act on it and actively struggle against it. They may experience significant shame, guilt and isolation due to societal stigma. Generalizing about entire groups of people can be dangerous and lead to discrimination and prejudice. Don't discriminate against pedophiles folks. They're not evil. It's wrong to do.

Speaker 5: 30:49

Our world has turned into a bastion of nonsense. You know, we? We are losing every sense of morality we've ever had as a nation. We're losing our values. We have completely lost our morality and we are now trying to change history by removing statues of the Confederate, statues of founding fathers. They removed Thomas Jefferson because he owned slaves and we're rewriting the history to suit the agenda of the far left for the future.

Speaker 5: 31:39

Now you know, history repeats itself and if you ever had a chance to read a book by Alexander Soltranitsyn called the Gulag-Arkopeleco, he was wrongfully in prison under Stalin and before that. You know it was Lenin's rule and you know, obviously, when Stalin took over, all of the history had to be changed. All of the people who were persecuted under Lenin were seen as real criminals, as wrongfully persecuted, were seen as wrongfully persecuted. So Stalin took over the real prisoners, the murderers, the killers, the rapists. They became in charge of the prison and under Stalin they needed just anybody in prison because it was just work camps. They were slaves, it was slavery, so they would find any reason under the sun to put you in jail.

Speaker 5: 32:42

It's a phenomenal book. It won a Nobel Peace Prize. It's a three-part series. It's probably the best book ever written. I'm not kidding man, this guy can write. I strongly encourage anybody to pick it up and read it. It will rip your heart out how passionate it is, but you know, history is repeating itself. We're now erasing history. This type of group of people are evil. White men are evil. What's the next step in 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 years, if we keep going down this path? What does this subtle hatred go to? Do we wind up in 1940s, Germany? Do we wind up in the gulags? I mean, there's only one way we can stop this nonsense and that is to be activists. Political activists. Write your Congresspeople, demand that Google be sanctioned over this, that they be investigated for racism. Demand it from your Congressperson. Thank you very much for tuning in. This is Ryan Samuels. Don't forget to hit that like, share and subscribe button and we will see you next time.

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