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Google cautions employees against using Bard's generated code and AI chatbots.

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Source: The Register
Google cautions employees against using Bard's generated code and AI chatbots.
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Google has warned its employees not to use the code generated by its AI chatbot, Bard, due to privacy and security risks. Nuance, a voice recognition software developer acquired by Microsoft, has been accused of recording and using people's voices without permission in an amended lawsuit filed last week. Google's DeepMind AI lab does not want the US government to set up an agency singularly focused on regulating AI. OpenAI reportedly cautioned Microsoft about releasing its GPT-4-powered Bing chatbot too quickly, considering it could generate false information and inappropriate language.

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  1. Google warns its own employees: Do not use code generated by Bard  The Register
  2. Google says no sharing of sensitive info with AI chatbots like Bard, here's why  People Matters
  3. Google's AI chatbot is banned where I live — here's why that's a good thing  Tom's Guide
  4. Even Google is warning its employees about AI chatbot use  ZDNet
  5. Google urges caution with AI chatbots | WION Pulse  WION

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