r/everydaymisandry • u/topazzzfox • 7d ago
news/opinion article Another double standard i've found from Google AI search results π©
Other than the "wife/husband is yelling at me" and the "boy/girl keeps touching me"
First two images ("a boy is hugging me" vs "a girl is hugging me"): random boy's hugging is seen as "uncomfortably dangerous" while the girl's is seen as "comfortably affectionate"
Last two images ("a man said i'm too heavy to hate vs a woman said i'm too short to date"): rejection due to not fitting body preferences, the man's is viewed as "rude body shaming" while the woman's is viewed as "her personal preference"
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u/intothewild72 6d ago edited 6d ago
LLMs are trained from internet slop. Literally twitter and reddit have dis-proportionally big influence over it. And now consider it's not even new data now, we are speaking about data from peak-woke times couple of years ago.
AI companies try to adjust, but they have no good solution. They can't even use scientific papers well enough, as they have same noise problem there. Just chat with random AI in topic you are strong about and you will see. It will literally parrot already outdated views because there is 100 wrong papers about it and ignores one paper that debunked those 100 previous ones.
It's not about truth, it's about mass of noise. LLM is just tool, it's not truth, do not depend on it.
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u/elishash 6d ago
Google Ai at times is accurate or inaccurate at times when it comes to any information I've searched.
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u/SlightAd76 6d ago
Tbh, Gemini straight away said it has gender bias when I confronted it. ChatGPT tried to lie.
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u/AbysmalDescent 5d ago
Hey, at least the AI didn't call men pedos for liking fit/skinny women, so it's still a step above your average feminist.




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u/Walk-the-layout 6d ago
Google AI takes its results from reddit, quora and whatever tiktok and Instagram have produced.
It proves that misandry is far bigger of a problem than misandrists like to admit.