Public data to train AI models

Since the launch of the ChatGPT class of generative AI, this has caused a lot of copyright and privacy controversy as it involves utilizing data from the internet to train content, according to Hong Kong media reports. Google has recently updated its privacy policy to allow the company to use public data from the Internet to train its AI models. The policy mentions that Google can now collect publicly available information on the internet or messages from other public sources to help train Google's AI models and build useful features to build more complete in-house AI products, including Google Translate, chatbot Bard, and Cloud AI features. (Interface)