What does Google’s new privacy policy say?
Google’s new privacy policy states that Google uses information to develop new products, features and technologies and to improve services that benefit its users and the general public. Google’s new privacy policy also states that, for example, we use publicly available information to help train Google’s AI models and develop products and features like Google Translate, cloud AI capabilities, and Bird. This rule cannot be generalized in Google’s privacy policy. Google has a history of changing its terms of service in the past as well. Earlier Google had said that the data would be used for language models rather than AI models. In the old privacy policy, only Google Translate, Bard and Cloud AI were discussed, now the company’s intentions are clearly visible in the new policy.
