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Twitter is overloaded with reports and examples of the extreme and ludicrous bias of Google's Gemini AI. It's probably off to such a bad start, that they've permanently ceded a spot at being a contender in the AI race. With so many options and the space accelerating so quickly, leaders, teams, businesses and solopreneurs trying to get their arms around this technology have to undertake brutal triage efforts. Gemini? Woke. Garbage. Next. It will take Google a looooong time to undo that, if ever. In the meantime - how many people are asking themselves: if the bias and the wokery oozing out of the pores of Google's AI is so obvious and so flawed what does that tell us about the search engine results? The idea that "Google shaped search engine results" used to be a conspiracy theory, then an open secret, and at one point "necessary for defending democracy". How will that idea hold up in the face of this shitshow? I've written numerous times: Companies that seem unassailable today, can be obsoleted in the blink of an eye. Will Google go on to join the ranks of Yahoo, MySpace, AOL? Sure those are all large-ish companies still (except MySpace, I guess, I don't even know who owns that now) - but who knew Google was going to blow up their own credibility like this, and even more stunning: how fast it can/will/is happening. Life comes at you fast - especially on internet time.