Elon Musk promised an anti-'woke' chatbot. It's not going as planned.

Artificial intelligence systems of all kinds are prone to biases ingrained in their design or the data they've learned from. In the past year, the rise of OpenAI's ChatGPT and other AI chatbots and image generators has sparked debate over how they represent minority groups or respond to prompts about politics and culture-war issues such as race and gender identity. While many tech ethicists and AI experts warn that these systems can absorb and reinforce harmful stereotypes, efforts by tech firms to counter those tendencies have provoked a backlash from some on the right who see them as overly censorial.