I think Google does train on anything you put into docs if you aren't careful with the Gemini integration?
replyYes, this is a problem with modern AI systems in general. It's not just OpenAI, and if you know any artists you know this is why they're pretty vehemently opposed to all AI.
replyThat’s … Googles entire reason for making these “you don’t pay with money” tools. Did you not understand that?
replyGoogle docs exists as a competitor to microsoft office. Google gives it away free to consumers for the same reason AI labs sell subscriptions for 10% of the price of the api. They hope businesses will switch to what employees know how to use.
replyWhat? I don't understand how you even came up with this idea, much less consider it so obvious to condescend about it. Do you have even a single example of a research project that got scooped because the Google Docs team forwarded their private documents to someone?
replyLol. That's not what I said nor what TFA is claiming. The claim is that private data is used for training.
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