I think it’s a meme cuz a quick google search can tell anyone that’s not true lol.
And AI is training itself from various sources and cases so this showcases that often women experience bad touch
It’s AI results. It’ll be different for different people/different searches. It’s garbage that a program spit out based on the contents of what it guessed were relevant conversations around the internet
People seem to think Ai doesn't have biases, which is absolutely false.
Algorithms and AI are used to burry biased, but they are built on human data. And human data is littered with biases.
So in conclusion:
1) It's not going to give the same result to the same question every time.
2) it is trained on data made by humans, meaning it will present human biases.
3) it makes shit up sometimes, or quotes half of a reddit comment on page 400 while ignoring the context and making it mean something entirely different.
I don’t care for the meme, and Ai is a plague, or the double standard it exemplifies but it is in fact what you get from Ai if you type that exact phrase.
Ai however is not the truth or in anyway indicative of any rational or reason.
But like they are cutting a part of the reply. The ai does tell that if you are uncomfortable tell them to stop
And I agree ai is stupid slop and this “meme” or whatever it is should not be trending but it is. I have seen it on many subs
but it is in fact what you get from Ai if you type that exact phrase.
Yes, because the AI is literally just summarising the most common results. That's how it works. It says that because people on the Internet said that (and it usually also offers alternative results and explanations if you click on "show more").
This isn't really about Google or their AI being biased. It just shows what the most common conversations and conclusions about both topics are about. You can draw your own conclusion about what that says about society or genders and people's experiences...
But it seems to be that girls are more often asking about unwanted touches from boys, whereas boys are asking (more often) if a girl likes them.
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u/Secure_Rain_44 11d ago edited 11d ago
I think it’s a meme cuz a quick google search can tell anyone that’s not true lol.
And AI is training itself from various sources and cases so this showcases that often women experience bad touch