Google's Bard AI under fire for alleged ChatGPT data usage.

Google's new LLM, Bard, has been accused of using ChatGPT responses shared online as training data, but Google denies the claim. A former AI engineer at Google, Jacob Devlin, reportedly believed that the Bard team was "relying heavily" on responses from ChatGPT that were made public on the ShareGPT website, where users often share responses they've received from OpenAI's chatbot. Devlin shared his concerns with Sundar Pichai, resigned from his position, and now works at OpenAI. Google has come out with a brief statement saying that Bard is not trained with data originating from ChatGPT. Google's Brain AI group and DeepMind are joining forces to better compete with OpenAI with a project known as "Gemini."
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