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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for lead delivery! CTOnews.com Search engine giant Google recently updated its privacy policy to train AI models using public information on the Internet.

Google can now help train Google's AI models and build useful features by collecting information publicly available on the web or from other public sources, such as Google Translate, Bard, and Google Cloud AI. In addition, Google changed the original "language model" to "AI model."

This means that Google will be able to use publicly available information on the Internet to build more complete AI products, rather than the previous single function.

However, so far, the privacy policy provisions of the Chinese version have not been adjusted accordingly.

Engadget commented,"Google will make it clear that any information they publish publicly online can be used to train Bard and any other generative AI products developed by Google." "

All along, AIGC systems, including ChatGPT, have trained content based on data on the Internet, so they have been subject to a lot of copyright and privacy disputes.

CTOnews.com previously reported that two writers sued OpenAI in federal court in San Francisco, arguing that OpenAI abused its work to train ChatGPT. The complaint estimates that OpenAI's training data contains at least 300,000 books, many of which are copyrighted books obtained illegally without permission.

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