In a recent development, Google has announced that it will be temporarily suspending the image-generating capabilities of its Gemini AI model. The decision comes in response to concerns surrounding inaccuracies in some historical depictions generated by the model.

Gemini, an artificial intelligence model developed by Google, has been designed to create images of people. However, a number of users have raised concerns about the model's inability to accurately represent historical figures.

The suspension comes after a backlash from users who complained that the AI model was producing inaccurate and controversial representations of historical figures. These complaints have pushed Google to reassess the accuracy and sensitivity of Gemini’s outputs.

In a statement released on February 22, Google confirmed that they are pausing Gemini's image generation of people as they work on releasing an improved version. The tech giant has not provided a specific timeline for when the updated model will be made available, but reassured users that improvements are underway.

This incident underscores the importance of rigorous testing and validation in the development of AI models, especially those used to interpret and represent historical events and figures.