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I'm a bit concerned about one of the privacy terms. When you enable the connection to Google Workspace you are told: To complete your requests, Bard will: - A
by iandanforth 3y ago
I'm a bit concerned about one of the privacy terms. When you enable the connection to Google Workspace you are told:
To complete your requests, Bard will:
- Access and manage items from Google Workspace, like your emails and documents
- Share parts of your conversation, and other relevant info, with Google Workspace, which may be used to improve its services
That second line means that your conversation could be sent to humans for review, just by submitting a query that invokes gmail, drive, etc. This is in direct contrast to the terms of Bard itself which won't store, use for training, or allow human review of conversations unless you explicitly submit feedback about said conversations.
This amounts to "If you turn on Google Workspace any of your conversations could be seen by humans."
- mark_l_watson 3y agoI interpreted their privacy statements for Bard extensions differently. I thought they clearly stated that no humans would read your content and your queries would not be used for training. EDIT: someone else here mentioned that Bard results may be viewed by Google developers, so I might be wrong in my statement.