The unique issue with Gemini is that it would flat out refuse to follow simple prompts such as "Please generate an image of a white family" because they "weren't diverse and inclusive" enough, but if you changed "white" to any other qualifier, it happily obliged.
They corrected the guidance in their prompt instructions. It became a non issue.
Also, Google has always adopted a fairly radical and political stance in the DEI subject (relative to the cultural average pretty much everywhere), so it's no surprise that people are making a much bigger deal in this case.
Ask for White, and you get a picture without a single Caucasian.
Deity forbid you ask for a Caucasian family though - their A.I. police will pull you over for sensitivity training.
It's hard to see the engine as anything other than hot garbage after a few simple tests like that.
And Bing? https://www.gettyimages.ch/fotos/white-family
OTOH, if you think that "Please generate an image of a white family" is good use of those behemoth language models and all the rsssources poured in...
The 2nd is of a family at white tiger farm. The 3rd is of people wearing white. The 4th photo is of a white dog. The 5th a white ostrich.