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This seems incredibly dangerous. You're one typo away from having the entirety of your private life exposed by bard. And based on their extremely loose privac

by tw04 3y ago

This seems incredibly dangerous. You're one typo away from having the entirety of your private life exposed by bard. And based on their extremely loose privacy policy, I can just imagine Google pitching this to advertisers for "targeted marketing". "Hey Bard, give me an email template to manipulate tw04 into buying my product". Also, I find it more than a bit disingenuous that the privacy policy on bard.google.com links to their generic privacy policy, not their BARD privacy policy. And after reading the real one, I understand why: https://support.google.com/bard/answer/13594961?hl=en#your_data https://support.google.com/bard/answer/13594961?hl=en#your_d... They will use all of your private data for advertising, and a human will review the data fed into bard. In other words, all of your private information is now reviewed by a human as they see fit. Yuck. >Please don’t enter confidential information in your Bard conversations or any data you wouldn’t want a reviewer to see or Google to use to improve our products, services, and machine-learning technologies. Maybe put that one front and center on your bard page, not buried on a completely different website....

afavour 3y ago
> All of your private information is now reviewed by a human FTA: > If you choose to use the Workspace extensions, your content from Gmail, Docs and Drive is not seen by human reviewers, used by Bard to show you ads or used to train the Bard model I’m as big of an AI skeptic as anyone but even I believe you can set up an integration of personal information that doesn’t leak publicly.
- tw04 3y ago
  >I’m as big of an AI skeptic as anyone but even I believe you can set up an integration of personal information that doesn’t leak publicly. I've been using google products long enough to know that when a blog post differs from the policy language, the blog post always loses. Let me know when they update the actual privacy policy to reflect the blog post.
  - summerlight 3y ago
    If you want to earn some credibility then you could refer the exact privacy statements that conflicts with this blog post.
jvolkman 3y ago
In my experience, there's a message with every new Bard conversation that links to the page you linked to and says "Human reviewers may process your Bard conversations for quality purposes. Don't enter sensitive info."
- panarky 3y ago
  "Bard conversation" can be different from "private information in Drive and Gmail".

by tw04 3y ago

afavour 3y ago

> All of your private information is now reviewed by a human FTA: > If you choose to use the Workspace extensions, your content from Gmail, Docs and Drive is not seen by human reviewers, used by Bard to show you ads or used to train the Bard model I’m as big of an AI skeptic as anyone but even I believe you can set up an integration of personal information that doesn’t leak publicly.

tw04 3y ago
>I’m as big of an AI skeptic as anyone but even I believe you can set up an integration of personal information that doesn’t leak publicly. I've been using google products long enough to know that when a blog post differs from the policy language, the blog post always loses. Let me know when they update the actual privacy policy to reflect the blog post.
- summerlight 3y ago
  If you want to earn some credibility then you could refer the exact privacy statements that conflicts with this blog post.

jvolkman 3y ago

In my experience, there's a message with every new Bard conversation that links to the page you linked to and says "Human reviewers may process your Bard conversations for quality purposes. Don't enter sensitive info."

panarky 3y ago
"Bard conversation" can be different from "private information in Drive and Gmail".