Chatbots that use artificial intelligence to chat with users and answer questions include Google Bard and ChatGPT. In particular, the use of ChatGPT is becoming more and more common. There are even people who make ChatGPT do homework. Bard, on the other hand, continues on his way by gaining new abilities. However, there has been an intense debate lately about the use and privacy of chatbots. Now, there has been a new development on this issue.
WARNING TO GOOGLE EMPLOYEES AGAINST CHAT BOTTS! BARD ALSO INCLUDED IN THE WARNING
According to Reuters’ news based on 4 sources, Google’s parent company Alphabet warned its employees about the use of chatbots; and this includes the company’s own chatbot, Bard.
The people in question said that employees are advised not to enter confidential materials into artificial intelligence chatbots. The reason for this is the risk of leakage, according to the allegations.
According to the news, the company also confirmed this, citing its long-standing information protection policy.
‘CODE’ ALSO WAS MADE ACCORDING TO SOURCES
Some also suggested that Alphabet warned its engineers to avoid directly using computer code that chatbots could generate.
According to the report, when asked for comment, the company said that Bard may suggest unsolicited code, but still helps programmers. Google also stated that it aims to be transparent about the limitations of its technology.
On the other hand, it is said that the increasing number of businesses worldwide, including Samsung, Amazon and Deutsche Bank, have taken security measures on artificial intelligence chatbots, while Apple has also taken some measures in this regard.