Sen. Blackburn's Letter Spurs Google to Yank Gemma AI
"Google's AI models are shaping dangerous political narratives by spreading falsehoods about conservatives and eroding public trust"
Google has pulled its Gemma artificial intelligence model from public use after Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., accused the program of defaming her by fabricating a sexual-misconduct claim.
In a letter Thursday to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Blackburn said the model falsely alleged she had been accused of rape during a 1987 campaign, citing nonexistent articles.
She called the response "defamatory" and "patently false," arguing the company had effectively published libel through its AI system. ---More...
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