Like Google doubles its commitment to the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), made an announcement that caused such concern about data privacy that the reactions of consumers and policymakers could have far-reaching impacts on the future development and use of AI tools.
The tech giant plans to integrate Bard, its ChatGPT-style AI assistant, into the Google Messages app, raising privacy concerns among security experts.
While no official release date has been announced, when you ask Bard "When is Google Bard coming to Google Message?" Bard responds: "Google Bard is expected to come to Google Messages at some point early 2024. The exact date has yet to be announced, but there have been several beta versions of the app that have included Bard integration. The latest beta version was released on January 18, 2024, so it is possible that Bard will be released to the public in the coming months.“
Forbes reports that there were clues last year that the tech giant would bring Bard to Messages, but nothing substantial. However, a blog called 9to5Google recently added more credence to the rumors when it dove into the actual lines of pre-release code. lead website to publish"Bard comes to Google Messages to 'help you write messages, translate languages, identify images, and explore interests.'"
bard is one of Google's top AI answers to the popular ChatGPT program that has captured a massive user base. In less than a year after its launch, ChatGPT has gained more than 100 million weekly users, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
According to a report published by Forbes, Google's strategy with Bard is to improve its messaging app by using artificial intelligence to understand the context of the conversation, the tone and the user's interests, and will personalize responses based on the relationship dynamics with different contacts. And this single goal is why security experts are so concerned about user privacy. The feature means Bard can analyze users' private message history within the Message app, raising questions about potential leaks and hidden data-sharing practices.
To address these concerns, Google has stated that Bard's analysis will be performed solely on the device, avoiding sending data to servers for processing in the cloud. Analytics Vidhya Reports. Google ensures that Bard will seek user consent before accessing personal data, and any data collected will be stored for 18 months, with the option of manual deletion.
Despite this, there are still concerns about potential misuse of data. Apple is also working to integrate similar generative AI into its iOS devices, focusing on on-device processing in an effort to address similar privacy concerns.
As AI assistants become more prevalent in the workforce, the technology raises questions for organizations. While AI and its related software It has been found to improve productivity.the fact that there is very little policy and security barriers in AI it is leading executives to wonder how They should get closer to technology. Technology leads to more efficient and personalized communication, but currently also requires careful consideration of data privacy and security to protect our increasingly digital workplaces.
