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Thank CTOnews.com netizens Doudou for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, March 30 (Xinhua)-- Google has dismissed rumors of a new report that a former Google employee said that Google's new chat robot Bard uses data from rival ChatGPT.

According to CTOnews.com, Bard, which launched a public beta last week, is also a competitor to Microsoft's Bing Chat, which is licensed to use OpenAI's ChatGPT technology. However, Jacob Devlin, a former Google artificial intelligence researcher, recently left the company, according to The Information, after allegedly warning Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Alphabet, that Bard obtained data from ChatGPT in an indirect way.

Specifically, Devlin said, Bard's development team visited a website called ShareGPT, which posted a large number of users' ChatGPT chats for everyone to view. However, Google spokesman Chris Pappas quickly issued a statement to TheVerge, making it clear that "Bard does not use any data from ShareGPT or ChatGPT for training."

The The Information report also claimed that according to unnamed sources, Google's Brain artificial intelligence team is working with DeepMind, another artificial intelligence company owned by Alphabet, and the two teams are said to be working on a new project codenamed Gemini. The goal of the project is to develop a product that can compete with OpenAI. The report seems to suggest that Google wants a chat robot to be on top if Bard fails.

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