Google Confirms It Doesn’t Use User Data To Train AI Models Without Consent – News18

Google has come ahead to say that the corporate doesn’t use consumer information to coach their respective AI fashions with out permission. The search big additionally claims that generative AI doesn’t change their commitments in direction of privateness; somewhat “reaffirms” them.

This is probably going in response to the rising reputation of generative AI this — has led to growing considerations amongst customers that firms are utilizing their information to coach their AI chatbots and huge language fashions (LLMs).

 Yulie Kwon Kim, Vice President, Product Management, Workspace Platform has clarified that Google doesn’t use customers’ Workspace information to “train or improve the underlying generative AI and large language models that power Bard, Search, and other systems outside of Workspace without permission.”

In addition to generative AI, Google Workspace ensures that the content material you add to its providers—akin to emails and paperwork—is yours. Kim went on to say that “we never sell your data, and you can delete it or export it.”

Google has also stated that it does not collect, scan, or use your content in Google Workspace services for advertising purposes.

Kim further stated that Google’s privacy commitment with “Workspace extends to all of its users. But they aren’t just words.” And to guarantee that Google continues to satisfy these “high standards,” unbiased auditors validate Google’s “practices against international standards.”

Interestingly, Google can still use publicly available information to train its AI models. Back in July this year, Google reworked the wording of its privacy policy, and switched “AI models” for “language models,” and now, it can use publicly available information to build feature sets and even complete products like Google Bard, and more. Meaning, anything and everything that is public and available online can now be used to train its AI models like PaLM 2 and in future, even Gemini.