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CTOnews.com, March 24 (Xinhua)-- Bard, the Google chat robot, has sparked controversy over the theft of creator content and does not provide a citation link or a specific source in the conversation.

Bard's "embezzlement" has been criticized by webmasters, creators and the media, saying that Bard infringes on its intellectual property rights and reduces its traffic and exposure.

Barry Schwartz, a well-known SEO expert, is "shocked" that Google Bard does not insert a reference link at the bottom like Bing chat.

Google officially explained in Bard FAQ that inserting a link would interrupt the conversation, affect the communication experience, and make the chat seem impersonal. CTOnews.com translates the FAQ entry as follows:

Under what circumstances and how does Bard refer to the source in the reply?

Bard, like many large language models (LLM), is committed to generating original content rather than copying existing content.

We have imposed restrictions on Bard during the development process and will continue to improve it in the future. If Bard needs to introduce longer content, it inserts a reference link to the page.

The goal of Bard is to be a creative collaborator who can help you. It can help you write emails, help you plan birthday parties, and is good at performing creative tasks.

We think Bard is a complement to existing Google searches. This is why we have added a "Google It" button to Bard so that people can easily transfer information from Bard to explore the entire network.

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"Google chat robot Bard embezzled media to evaluate content, and then admitted that it was an act of plagiarism."

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