Google's AI Takes Over the Internet, Training on Scraped Data

Google's updated privacy policy now allows the company to scrape the web for any content that can benefit its AI tools, including publicly available information from any part of the web. This move raises concerns about privacy, plagiarism, and the accuracy of AI-generated information. Google's access to web data could provide real-world and real-time training for its AI models, such as Bard. Meanwhile, social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit have already limited public access to their APIs due to concerns about AI chatbot popularity.