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A Democrat hoping
to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress has
taken down a 'racist and sexist' campaign website used to mock a rival after
admitting the tone-deaf attack 'missed the mark.'
California state
senator Scott Wiener launched an AI chatbot
last Monday which impersonated his opponent, District 1 Supervisor Connie
Chan.
That chatbot was branded 'racist and sexist' by Pelosi and a
slew of other Democrats who called it 'a gross misuse of technology.'
Just five days after its launch, Wiener's campaign
backtracked and said they would be taking down the website and the
multiple billboards that promoted it.
Wiener said the bot, ConnieChan.ai, was meant to be a parody
highlighting Chan's record on housing, public transit and other issues.
'Today, we are taking down the chatbot, and the billboards
that promoted it will come down soon,' he announced Friday.
In a statement to the Daily Mail on Sunday, Wiener's team
said: 'The conversation became about the tactic instead of the issues that
actually matter to San Franciscans - housing and health care they can afford,
transit that works, schools that serve every kid, and a downtown that comes
back stronger.'
The Connie Chan chatbot referred to itself as 'the world's
first AI trained to say no to anything you ask,' the SF Gate reported.
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California state senator Scott Wiener has deleted an AI
chatbot that his campaign launched to attack his opponent, Connie Chan
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Wiener launched the AI chatbot last Monday, but on Friday
announced they were taking down the website and the campaign billboards
that promoted it
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Connie Chan, who was born in Hong Kong, said the
chatbot had racist and sexist
Chan, who was born in Hong
Kong, said the chatbot displayed racist and sexist undertones, alleging
it did not directly respond to questions about her accent, citizenship and
whether or not she was from China.
The Daily Mail was unable to independently verify these
claims because the website is currently 'undergoing maintenance.'
Wiener's team disputed Chan's accusations, alleging the
indirect responses stemmed from safeguarding features that were put in
place 'to prevent any inappropriate answers.'
In a joint statement decrying the chatbot, Pelosi and
her allies said: 'Women have spent generations fighting to have our own
voices heard in the halls of power. We should not have to now fight against
artificial intelligence putting words in our mouths.'
The group accused Wiener's campaign of 'using AI to
fabricate a woman's voice for ridicule or attack' and said the move reflected a
'disturbing willingness to erase women's agency and reinforce the sexist tropes
that have long been used to undermine women in public life.'
Wiener said his team intended to engage voters in an
innovative way, but now acknowledge that the chatbot may not have been the
best way to do that.
'Throughout my career, I've never been afraid to push the
envelope, which means taking risks, sometimes succeeding, and sometimes missing
the mark,' Wiener's statement said.
'This chatbot came from that same approach. It was our
attempt to reach voters in a new, innovative, and more engaging way than a
traditional static website.
'But our use of an AI chatbot clearly missed the mark. The
conversation became about the tactic instead of the issues that actually matter
to San Franciscans.
'The focus must remain on those critical issues, so we're
taking the chatbot and billboards down.'
A spokesperson for Chan, in a statement to KRON, said that: 'Wiener can rightly take
down his bigotry bot, but he can't erase the concerns it raised among San
Franciscans about his character and judgment.'
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Saikat Chakrabarti, state Senator Scott Wiener and
Supervisor Connie Chan during San Francisco Congressional District 11 Candidate
Forum in January
'San Franciscans deserve better than a campaign funded by
Big AI weaponizing the technology to mock an immigrant woman of color, doubling
down after justified outrage, then reversing course and shrugging it off as
simply 'missing the mark,' the spokesman said.
Wiener has since apologized to anyone who was 'offended' by
that chatbot, while also thanking the supporters who 'loved' it.
'I heard from many people who loved the idea, and I
appreciate their support,' he said. 'But many others were offended, and I
apologize for causing that offense.'
He added that during the final stretch of his campaign, he
will now focus on the issues, candidate records and the future of San
Francisco.
The Daily Mail has approached Chan and Pelosi for
comment.
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*LÝ DO CONNIE KHIẾU NẠI VÌ ĐỐI THỦ DÙNG AI NHÁI GIỌNG CỦA BÀ TA:
Tai sao connie chan khiếu nại về ai billboardNữ Giám sát viên San Francisco Connie Chan đã khiếu nại và phản đối các bảng quảng cáo (billboard) và trang web đi kèm quảng bá cho một chatbot AI mỉa mai do chiến dịch tranh cử của đối thủ Scott Wiener lập ra. Lý do là vì công cụ này mô phỏng và chế giễu tiếng nói, giọng điệu cũng như lập trường chính trị của bà một cách sai lệch, gây tổn hại đến hình ảnh của một phụ nữ gốc Á.Mạo danh giọng nói và lạm dụng định kiến:
Chatbot có tên conniechan.ai (được quảng bá qua các biển quảng cáo) bị chỉ trích là nhại lại giọng điệu và lạm dụng phát âm/giọng của một phụ nữ nhập cư người da màu để châm biếm. Phía Connie Chan cùng nhiều lãnh đạo nữ trong quốc hội đã lên án mạnh mẽ việc vũ khí hóa công nghệ AI trong chiến dịch tranh cử. Trước áp lực lớn này, chiến dịch của Scott Wiener sau đó đã phải gỡ bỏ các biển quảng cáo và đóng cửa trang web chatbot
