According to Jessica Melugin, Director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute at the Center for Technology and Innovation, the response to Google’s “woke” artificial intelligence application on “The Big Money Show” is as follows:
Google has introduced a new feature in its Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) that allows users to modify inaccurate responses that do not meet their requirements, aiming to provide users with more control over the chatbot’s output.
The latest Gemini release update from Google states that users can now fine-tune the responses by providing specific instructions to Gemini, resulting in outputs that align better with their needs. This feature is initially available in English on the Gemini web app.
By enabling users to adjust sections of the text while maintaining the original context, Google aims to empower users in their creative process and enhance control over the responses generated by Gemini.
Users can utilize the pencil tool to edit, shorten, extend, or delete portions of the response provided by Gemini. Additionally, they have the option to add further instructions to guide the modifications in more detail.
For example, if prompted by Fox News Digital to create an advertising campaign promoting the benefits of drinking water, Gemini may generate a detailed response encompassing various aspects such as messaging, visuals, community engagement, voice, and more.
In response to the educational content segment, Gemini might suggest creating concise and engaging videos and articles highlighting the positive effects of water on physical and mental health, well-being, and energy levels, while dispelling myths about sugary drinks.
Users can request specific information, such as health benefits supported by statistics, to further enhance the response provided by Gemini, which may include detailed facts about water’s impact on body temperature regulation, joint lubrication, digestion assistance, cognitive function enhancement, and detoxification.
The recent update is currently only available in English on the Gemini web application.
This development is expected to streamline the editing process and save users time by allowing them to modify specific sections of the response rather than having to start over with a new prompt, as was previously required. This enhancement addresses concerns raised by users regarding inappropriate responses related to sensitive topics like pedophilia and historical figures such as Joseph Stalin.
A Google spokesperson mentioned that the company acknowledges the need for improvements in response accuracy and is committed to enhancing the system’s reliability and appropriateness for users.
