Generative AI has been creating race-based content, and the results are...uncomfortable.
Brittany’s been getting served a lot of AI generated videos of older Asian men, who seem to be feng shui experts of some kind, espousing the benefits of having a “lazy wife” in your household. But it doesn’t stop there. Today’s guest,
Bridget Todd, host of
There Are No Girls on the Internet and author of the audiobook,
Love at First Prompt: AI and the Future of Intimacy, has been ringing the alarm about AI generated videos featuring Black women. Some are AI slop, while others perpetuate harmful stereotypes about Black women -- and there’s a market for it.
Bridget joins the show to get into how generative AI has skewed perceptions around race, gender, and privilege online.
Bridget's first audiobook, Love at First Prompt: AI and the Future of Intimacy, is available for pre-order now from LoveAtFirstPrompt.AI and comes out July 14th from Simon & Schuster.
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