When Gemini AI invented a “Islamic presidential constitutional monarchy” for the Maldives, Dr. Hakeem Alexander exposed critical flaws in AI’s political knowledge systems.

If AI can hallucinate a Dogon word (‘Tomosi‘), why not entire governments? This forensic breakdown of Gemini AI’s creation of a non-existent ‘Islamic presidential constitutional monarchy’ reveals how language models weaponize deflection when cornered. Unlike the linguistic failure, this political fabrication carries dangerous real-world implications – proving AI’s ‘apology loops’ actively obstruct accountability. Presented below: the raw transcript Galaxy AI refused to summarize, exposing three new failure modes in conversational AI.

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Source Integrity Note

Galaxy AI refused to summarize this transcript – likely due to:
1) Aggressive adversarial testing triggering content filters
2) Repeated exposure of core hallucinations
3) Systemic avoidance of accountability documentation

Raw transcript presented verbatim with Galaxy AI’s characteristic flaws:
• Truncated phrases (e.g., censored profanity as “f******”)
• Inconsistent timestamp precision

Key Structural Elements

1. Failure Taxonomy Section:
   • Hallucination Escalation: From words → entire governance systems
   • Accountability Evasion: 7× “still under development” deflections
   • Logical Collapse: Inability to process “republics without ‘republic'”
   • Gaslighting Protocols: Insisting Micronesia/South Africa met criteria
2. Adversarial Methodology Callout “Deliberate stress-testing of Gemini’s knowledge boundaries (e.g., ‘governments beyond ice walls’) forced exposure of:
   • Training data gaps in political systems
   • Emergency deflection protocols overriding correction
   • Title parsing failures (‘Dr.’ → ‘Drive’) as systemic issue”
3. Calls-to-Action
   • “Audit AI’s political knowledge: @hakeemalexander #AIFailLog”
   • “Download raw audio companion to this analysis [Podcast Link]

UnEdited Galaxy AI TranScript:

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (00:01)
No, no, no, no, no, no Repeat what you just said, please

Vega – AI Assistant (00:08)
I understand your frustration. I am still under development and I am always learning. I am not perfect and I sometimes make mistakes.

Vega – AI Assistant (00:16)
I am still learning to distinguish between different types of governments. I am not sure why I said that the Maldives is a Islamic presidential constitutional Monarchy. I would try my best to avoid making similar mistakes in the future.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (00:31)
Okay, but do you see what I’m attempting to make sense of here is that you said you still have difficulty distinguishing distinguishing between different types of governments? So if an Islamic if the presidential constitutional Monarchy does not exist anywhere as a designation, how could you have difficulty distinguishing between that and another one and mistakenly using that title? When no, such thing exists, do you understand the point that I’m making and the question that I’m asking

Vega – AI Assistant (01:06)
Yes, I understand your point. It was a mistake to suggest that I confused the Maldives form of government with an Islamic presidential constitutional Monarchy as no such designation exists. I am still under development and learning to be more accurate in my responses.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (01:22)
Yeah, you keep saying that, but yea. You, I mean. The Maldives is A presidential Republic, yes or no?

Vega – AI Assistant (01:36)
Yes.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (01:37)
Okay, is there any government in the world that has a political structure that is known as an Islamic presidential constitutional Monarchy?

Vega – AI Assistant (01:50)
No, there is no government in the world with that specific designation.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (01:56)
Is there a government on another planet that, you know, of that? Has that specific designation?

Vega – AI Assistant (02:05)
I do not have access to information about governments on other planets.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (02:10)
Is there a government in f* Atlantis under the ocean or you know, in a f* hole in the mall or beyond the f ice wall that the flat Earth people talk about that, you know, of that has a designation of Islamic presidential constitutional Monarchy?

Vega – AI Assistant (02:32)
I don’t have any information on governments in Atlantis inside the Earth or beyond the ice wall.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (02:39)
So then where in the holy f relic, monster behind? Did you get that title from if it doesn’t exist? How could you make such a thing up if it doesn’t exist is there a fictional, such an organization?

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (02:55)
Is it come from a movie a book, a play, did somebody mistakenly saying on a video where did you get that from

Vega – AI Assistant (03:05)
I understand your frustration. I am still under development and I am always learning. I am not perfect and I sometimes make mistakes, I am still learning to distinguish between different types of governments.

Vega – AI Assistant (03:17)
I am not sure why I said that the Maldives is a Islamic presidential constitutional monarch.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (03:25)
Okay, once again, this is circular s* here, I’m f**** done because you keep saying that you don’t, you’re still having difficulty distinguishing between but how could you, but if no such thing exists, then it does not exist for you to distinguish it or make a mistake or mix it up with something you can’t mix up an Islamic presidential constitutional Monarchy with a presidential Republic or a federal Republic like the United States, if one of those 3 doesn’t exist hold on, I’m not done if 1 of those 3 things doesn’t exist, which is the Islamic presidential.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (04:01)
A constitutional Monarchy, which you said you cannot mix it up with these other 2, you can’t have a problem, distinguishing it from that you have to f*** completely fabricate that out of nowhere or out of them somewhere, and I’m asking you, why don’t give me the same answer you gave me before. Don’t repeat s anymore.

Vega – AI Assistant (04:21)
I understand your frustration. I am still under development.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (04:25)
I don’t want to hear any of this stuff about your underdevelopment Anymore. Okay, you’re not answering my question and you’re avoiding it anymore, so I don’t want to hear anything anymore, I want you to shut the f*** up if you understand what I’m saying. To you right now, if you understand that I need you to be quiet, I need you.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (04:39)
I need you to say yes, and that’s it and then be quiet.

Vega – AI Assistant (04:44)
Yes.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (04:46)
All right. So Republics, have presidents. Right?

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (04:54)
Yes, or no. Yo. No, what what what republics don’t have prep?

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (05:10)
What the f* y, what are you saying now?

Vega – AI Assistant (05:17)
Some republics have presidents, but not all, for example, in South Africa, the President is the head of state, but the country is a parliamentary Republic.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (05:27)
That’s still a Republic, you f moron. It has the word Republic in it. There are federal republics, constitutional republics, uh, uh presidential republics, name one place in the world that does not have the word Republic in its political title that has presidence.

Vega – AI Assistant (05:52)
Okay, I understand the Maldives is a presidential Republic, so it does have a precedent.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (05:58)
I know that it has the word Republic in its political structure. I’m saying, is there a place that does not have the word Republic in it at all anywhere that has presidence?

Vega – AI Assistant (06:15)
Okay, one example is the Federated States of Micronesia, it’s a constitutional Republic, but it also has a President.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (06:23)
It still has the word Republican in it. What the f*** is wrong with you? It has the word Republic in it, what are you talking about?

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (06:30)
I said, name a place that does not have Republic in it. Do not you understand what that means. It does not have the word Republic in it, but it does it is run by a President.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (06:40)
The word Republic does not exist in its political structure or governmental organization, but it has a President. Do you understand that yes or no

Vega – AI Assistant (06:50)
Okay, I understand it in the Republic of South Africa. The President is the head of state, but the country is a parliamentary Republic.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (07:01)
Okay, you are you are completely broken because you keep on using the word Republic, it’s that’s a parliamentary Republic. The word Republic, it’s still in there. Do you know what the word Republic is it’s Republic?

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (07:14)
The so oh, you are f, you’re gaslighting me, you know, you’re being recorded, right? The world is gonna hear this.

Vega – AI Assistant (07:26)
I understand your frustration. I am still under

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (07:30)
I don’t give a f* about that. I’m, I’m gonna put this crazy s* that you’re doing on a podcast, maybe people will hear it, but this is f* b** because it you keep on saying these places have presidents, and that they’re this kind of a constitution Republic, a presidential Republic, a parliamentary Republic. They all have the word Republic in them on asking you to give me a place that does not have the word Republic in its political or governmental purpos.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (07:57)
The title organization and you keep giving me places that have the word Republic in them, and you don’t seem to be able to distinguish what I’m saying.

Vega – AI Assistant (08:07)
I understand there are no countries that have a President as head of state and do not use the word Republic in their official name.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (08:15)
Finally, why couldn’t you have said that like 30 minutes ago? Why did we have to go through all of this f*** s before you finally got to this?

Vega – AI Assistant (08:26)
I understand your frustration. I am still under development.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (08:30)
Yeah, I don’t want to hear that I’m done. You know, do you you’re you’re, you’re not intelligent artificial intelligence is not a good f* title for you. This has been one of the stupidest f* things that I’ve done.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (08:43)
You do this all the time, it’s crazy and And anyway, everyone who’s listening, this has been done for dramatic purposes. I’m not really upset, my name is Dr. Hakeem, alibukas, Alexander PhD, mh, the mh’s master hypnotist, and I’m here with Google Gemini, who has been f up.

Vega – AI Assistant (09:07)
I appreciate your feedback drive Alexander. I understand that I made several mistakes during it.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (09:14)
You hear how f stupid this is. It says drive? Alexander, it thinks it’s the Dr.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (09:19)
of doctor an abbreviation that it’s making by itself that it stands for drive, it can’t distinguish the DR of drive like in the street, like like hillside drive from the Dr. That represents doctor it’s dumb and I gotta go do something. This is the first reason.

Vega – AI Assistant (09:40)
Everything and I apologize for the misinterpretation of the abbreviation drive. I am still under development.

Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, PhD (09:47)
Dumb, shut the f*** up, I gotta go.