Google is offering publishers the option to control the data used by generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Bard. The new control, called Google-Extended, allows web publishers to manage whether their sites contribute to improving AI models. By using Google-Extended, publishers can choose whether to help these models become more accurate and capable over time. Google believes that providing transparency and control over AI models is crucial, and as AI tools expand, publishers will face the challenge of managing different uses at scale.
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Google is making it harder for ChatGPT, Bard to access publishers’ content, here’s how
Google is offering publishers the option to control the data used by generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Bard. The new control, called Google-Extended, allows web publishers to manage whether their sites contribute to improving AI models. By using Google-Extended, publishers can choose whether to help these models become more accurate and capable over time. Google believes that providing transparency and control over AI models is crucial, and as AI tools expand, publishers will face the challenge of managing different uses at scale.
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