Google clarifies: the data set for training chatbot Bard does not contain Gmail data

CTOnews.com March 22 news, Microsoft Research lead researcher Kate Crawford (Kate Crawford) recently tweeted that Google's chat robot Bard called Gmail data on the training data set.

CTOnews.com translated the tweet as follows: "Bard says its training data set includes Gmail. I hope this reply is wrong, otherwise Google has already broken the law."

Google's Workspace responded by saying that Bard was an early experiment that made mistakes-and confirmed that the model did not use information gathered from Gmail for training.

"as more and more people start using Bard and testing features, they will surprise us and are bound to make mistakes," Sundar Pichai, the company's chief executive, said in an email to all employees that day. But user feedback is critical to improving the product and the underlying technology.