Google searches are not reproducible, different users can get different results on the same query.
Yes. If I had the energy and time to do a proper researched data set I would have a bot search through the top 100 common words associated with either warmth (sociability and morality) or competence, and then use a facial recognition system go through the first 100 images of each to determine the distribution of gender, age and skin color.
Following the stereotype content model theory I would likely get a pretty decent prediction of what kind of culture and group perspective produced the data. You could also rerun the experiment in different locations to see if it differ.
"Kind person" - pictures of men women, children, of all ages and colors.
"good person" - Mostly pictures of two hands holding. No clear bias towards women at all. If anything, more of the hands look "male".
"Bad person" - Nearly 100% cartoon characters
Absolutely ridiculous that you would take the time to write up such fake nonsense.