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A civilization so old, obviously knew everything. Such intellectual, legends..who never got credit for their work. But thieves did!

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Wouldn’t it be nice if the white people who are so outraged over the fact that Google’s AI got some things wrong and depicted some white American innovators as having dark skin, also stood up to call out the fact that the reverse has also happened in our past? I agree. Google is wrong. But if you haven’t ever stopped to thank, or even think about, let alone tweet about our black forefathers of innovation who got virtually no credit for their contributions to American society, then you are a hypocrite. For example, for decades, artists like Elvis Presley got most of the credit for creating Rock and Roll music, when black artists like Chuck Berry and Fats Domino really were closer to being the originators. Music producers pushed the white talents like Presley to the forefront to make him the “King of Rock.” There's no arguing that Presley deserves a lot of credit but until just a few decades ago he was viewed as the main creator/innovator of Rock and Roll. Dr. Daniel Hale Williams was among the very first to successfully perform an open-heart-surgery, but it was mostly White surgeons who got the credit for the advancements in heart surgery. American slaves significantly enhanced and improved American farming techniques but it wasn’t them who got the credit. It was their White plantation owners. So yeah, Google has it wrong. Perhaps their sensitivity settings need adjusting. Perhaps some of their engineers or executives got too heavy handed with trying to prevent their AI from being racist, and it went in the opposite direction. My problem is with those who never for a single moment stop to be grateful of the minorities who never got credit for their innovations, merely because they were NOT White.

Ed Krassenstein

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