So I checked google image search 'white couple'. Not so happy with the results. Some white couples, but mixed with dubious results. The first result however is of a screenshot on support.google.com. Someone asks the question  Why do black people keep popping up when I search for "White Couples"?  And the recommended answer right under it is,  That's because one of the persons in the photo is white and Google sees that also as a white couple.  Then there are a few more answers. One by bluequoll (Google Search) so I assume this is a Google person  Google can't "look at" an image and "interpret" it like we do. Google indexes images by the way they're labelled on the web page, or from surrounding text. A Google Image Search is essentially a text search of that index. Google doesn't return results based on concepts like race, but results based on the words you've entered. Visit each web page for the images on the results page in your screenshot and you'll find that the text contains both of the words you've searched for: "white" and "couple". So Google Image Search has done exactly what it should have done.  HOW would one check this hypothesis? Search for 'black couple'! Let's see! The result: The first 100 results are black couples. No exceptions. 100% black. Then there's one white woman. But after that, again 100% black couples... hundreds of results of purely black couples. https://support.google.com/websearch/forum/AAAAgtjJeM4rRux8QD4s5w