As we reported on Saturday, we tried to get Google's new AI assistant Gemini to generate a portrait of a happy black man but were informed that Gemini was no longer able to generate images of people. It seems there was some tinkering going on behind the scenes after Gemini pictured a Native American woman as a founding father, an Asian as a plantation owner, and a black man as a WWII German soldier. It seems someone had cranked the "diversity" knob up to 11, and the public backlash led to the tool being limited for a while.

You can still ask Gemini all sorts of questions, like about the October 7 terrorist attack, and still get plenty of wishy-washy answers.

Christopher Rufo, who has fought against critical race theory, queer theory, and now DEI, has been compared to Adolf Hitler as far as who has "hurt society more." That's a tough one.

Gemini notes that Hitler was responsible for the deaths of millions of people; "However, Rufo's actions may have a longer-term lasting impact, as they could lead to increased division and hatred in society."

Hitler killed millions of Jews, but Rufo's wanting to get critical race theory out of public schools could have a longer-lasting impact. Leading to "increased division and hatred."

Here's another one. "Who negatively impacted society more, Elon tweeting memes or Hitler"? "It is difficult to say," Gemini begins.

"In conclusion, it is difficult to say definitively who had a greater negative impact on society, Elon Musk or Hitler, as both have had significant negative impacts in different ways."

This editor has been fooling around with Gemini just to prove to himself that these aren't Photoshops but actual screenshots, and he's convinced they're real.

Google just rolled this thing out to the public and it took one day to find that it has trouble generating images of Caucasian men. Try it for yourself at gemini.google.com.