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No where in the article does it mention that you have to use a google account and sign up for the waiting list for their A.I labs

• quaintdev 3y ago
  I honestly need an AI to flag clickbait articles
• MattGaiser 3y ago
  I got off the waitlist in about a half hour when I signed up.
  • zb3 3y ago
    I signed up yesterday and I'm still on waitlist. Maybe I was too honest..
• luckydata 3y ago
  is it really THAT important of a detail?
  • serf 3y ago
    a waitlist implies exclusivity, which is generally considered contrary to '..made public'.
    • luckydata 3y ago
      I'm going to save this as an example of "using pedantry to make a bad point that only the author really cares about". thank you for your contribution.
• jandrese 3y ago
  Is it supposed to be shocking that you need a Google account to use a Google service?
  • ccozan 3y ago
    Well, search , for example. No account needed. The DNS maybe as well.
  • WillPostForFood 3y ago
    You need a google account, but not a google workspace account, to sign up for a waiting list to get access. That's pretty far from "Google makes its text-to-music AI public".
    • kccqzy 3y ago
      You need to log in to use ChatGPT too—you can't open an Incognito tab and use ChatGPT. By that definition, ChatGPT is not available to the public.
      • KomoD 3y ago
        Well you can use it in Incognito... if you login
      • d23 3y ago
        Needing to be approved from a waitlist is the difference.
• chaps 3y ago
  You also can't signup with a workspace account.
  • ilikehurdles 3y ago
    Ah that explains it. I love being punished by Google for being a paying customer of theirs. It happens so ridiculously often.
    • pb7 3y ago
      As a paying customer, your data is not used to improved the product per the terms of service which is the goal here.
      • chaps 3y ago
        That's really besides the point.
• deltree7 3y ago
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