[goga-piven]

Why is the only image featuring non-Asian men the one under the horse?

[z3dd]

they explicitly called for that in the prompt

[goga-piven]

Exactly why did they choose this prompt with a white person and not an Asian person, as in all the other examples?

[wtcactus]

But why? That image actually puzzled me. Does it have some background context? Some historical legend or something of the like?

[joeycodes]

It is Lunar New Year season right now, 2026 is year of the horse, there is celebratory horse imagery everywhere in many Asian countries right now, so this image could be interpreted as East trampling West. I have no way to know the intention of the person at Qwen who wrote this, but you can form your own conclusions from the prompt:

A muscular, robust adult brown horse stands proudly, its forelegs heavily pressing between the shoulder blades and spine of a reclining man. Its hind legs are taut, its neck held high, its mane flying against the wind, its nostrils flared, and its eyes sharp and focused, exuding a primal sense of power. The subdued man is a white male...

[andruby]

Is the problem the position/horse or that Qwen mostly shows asian people?

Do western AI models mostly default to white people?

[goga-piven]

Well, what if some western models showcase white people in all good-looking images and the only embarrassing image features Asian people? wouldn't that be considered racism?

[embedding-shape]

> and the only embarrassing image

Embarrassing image? I'm white, why would I be embarrassed over that image? It's a computer generated image with no real people in it, how could it be embarrassing for alive humans?

[protocolture]

I guess other people aren't as hyper sensitive to these things as yourself.