Jackie Robinson
Story Removal Wasn’t Racist, A.I. Just Messed Up
… Says Rep. James Comer
Published
TMZ.com
Artificial Intelligence remains to be fairly new tech and has a whole lot of room for errors … which could clarify why legendary baseball participant and civil rights hero Jackie Robinson‘s story about his time within the U.S. Army obtained pulled from the Department of Defense web site, based on one U.S. congressman.
Republican U.S. Representative from Kentucky James Comer spoke to “TMZ Live” Wednesday, the place we grilled him on what precisely would’ve needed to be plugged into an A.I. scraper for the Robinson entry to get pulled … particularly with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth apparently eager to scrap something associated to DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion).
When we query the phrases used to execute the search, Comer does his finest to clarify his perception that Trump and his administration don’t have a historical past of racism, and that it’s not the picture they’d need to mission.
Catch the clip — ‘trigger we additionally ask him about why they are going by means of the hassle of eradicating something from the archives now utilizing A.I., particularly when all these things is already established historic reality.
But he stands his floor … saying that on the finish of the day, new tech is certain to make errors — particularly when it is coping with one thing as huge as the federal government, notably the Pentagon.
He additionally makes it clear that, on the finish of the day, the error has been acknowledged, and the story reappeared on the DoD’s government site Wednesday afternoon — proper after a wave of public backlash over its elimination.
