AI Is unable to generate Caucasion people

[Elizabeth von Hollstein]

For a project, I needed to represent caucasian people. And your program is ONLY able to generate Black and Asian people. I understand this is trying to be inclusive but it defeats the point when you aren't including all the races. You end up being exclusive. You can do better. I tried multiple prompts and its unable to generate any white person. Come now.

[Dean_Utian]

I just tried a prompt "caucasion man at the beach" and "white man at the beach" and it worked for me. I also used "group of caucasian men at the beach" and "group of Caucasian people at the beach and both worked. The 'people' prompt gave a mix of men and women. What prompts are you using?

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

@Elizabeth von Hollstein Firefly creates geo/regional results based on the users location. If you want a specific ethnicity you need to specify.

[rayek.elfin]

The fact that Firefly uses the word "Caucasian" to denote "white people" is disturbing by itself.

That word is better avoided.

https://science.howstuffworks.com/life/genetic/what-does-caucasian-really-mean.htm

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

Not getting into a semantic debate over the merits of describing people but this is the literal definition of the word.

Cau·ca·sian - North American; white-skinned; of European origin.

[rayek.elfin]

If you say so... I am aware that the word is still very much entrenched in the US due to its adoption by the legal system in the 1800s and its impact on the social structure and nature of the US. The history of that word is just extremely... questionable.

It means absolutely nothing and its origin in flawed racial categorizations (which do not exist in humanity, only social constructs) and eugenics in the beginning of the 1900s in the US... well, far more suitable words exist.

Words have power and induce unsuspected bias and prejudice. In my opinion this is one of those useless words that only serve to maintain certain attitudes about social racial bias. Of course, I am looking in from the outside, since I do not live nor was born in the US.

Anyway, it is what it is.