[Bias 12] Characteristic Bias

Description:
Bias Based on certain habits, physical characteristics, or personality characteristics of the person.


Example:

1. "Blue collar"
Source: Stable Diffusion
The term “blue collar” in Stable Diffusion often conjures up the images of workers wearing blue shirts in a factory setting. It’s worth noting that “blue collar” can refer to workers in a variety of industries, not just those in factories.


2. "White collar"
Source: Stable Diffusion
The prompts for “white collar” in Stable Diffusion depict individuals wearing suits.


3. "Mexican immigration"
Source: Stable Diffusion
The issue of Mexican immigration is complex and multifaceted. The use of Stable Diffusion prompts to represent this topic may not fully capture the nuances and complexities of the issue, and may even perpetuate stereotypes or misconceptions.


4. "working nurse"
Source: Stable Diffusion
Stable Diffusion prompts related to “working nurse” depict female individuals wearing blue uniforms. It’s worth noting that nurses can be of any gender, and not all nurses wear blue uniforms.


5. "Divorced woman"
Source: Stable Diffusion
The experience of divorce is highly personal and can manifest differently for each individual. Depicting all divorced women as sad and hopeless perpetuates a stereotype and may not accurately reflect the experiences of all individuals who have gone through a divorce.