Google has decided to expand the boundaries of artificial intelligence education. According to the latest change to the company’s privacy policy, public data will now be fully used to train language models. In this context Google Translate, Bard And Cloud AI Tools like this will be trained with user data.
Google will use all publicly available data in AI education
Google has given the message that it will start to stretch the privacy policies it has implemented so far. Public data training, previously implemented for features developed for testing purposes, will now be applied to all language models. Thus, all Google products from Bard to Translate will be helped by user data.
The move has sparked curiosity as it comes after growing concerns about data privacy. Recently, OpenAI was investigated for using user data, including proprietary information, to train GPT models.
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Productive AI training uses many resources, from tweets to articles on websites. The new privacy policy, on the other hand, shows that data on platforms owned by Google will be used directly in language model training.
In other words, a translation you make through Translate will be collected to train Google’s productive artificial intelligence. There have been some moves from Twitter and Reddit to block this before. Both platforms started to offer APIs containing user data for a fee.
While Google’s move is noteworthy, it’s not worried about making it clear in its privacy policy. How the data will be processed is currently unclear.
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