TEW Magazine

  Over the weekend, Google made changes to its privacy statement, making it clear that it retains the right to scrape virtually everything you put online in order to develop its AI technologies. If Google is able to read your words, presume that they now belong to the firm and that they are nesting inside a chatbot. The revised Google policy states that “Google uses the information to improve our services and to develop new products, features, and technologies that benefit our users and the public.” To train Google’s AI models, for instance, and create features and products like Google Translate, Bard, and Cloud AI capabilities, we leverage publicly available information. Google keeps track of all services Google, fortunately, keeps track of all of the times its terms of service have changed. The new phrasing clarifies additional ways that the internet giant’s AI systems might utilize your online musings, amending a previous policy. The former policy just referenced Google Translat...