If you want to see Bard in person, you can sign up now to try it out. That said, lifting data from one chatbot to train another might be a bridge too far. Another source told The Information that the team stopped using the data after that.Īs all these AI chatbots grow and evolve, it’s inevitable that they will eventually interact with one another. He told them that not only would the Bard answers look too similar, but that it would violate OpenAI’s terms of service. The report states that Jacob Devlin, the researcher mentioned above, left Google to join OpenAI after warning the Bard team not to use ChatGPT data. In our ever-evolving world, including a chat option can directly impact the customer engagement, retention, and overall experience. “Unfortunately, all I can share is our statement from yesterday,” he said. Chat can be a broad term, but can encompass text/SMS, website chat widgets, and even social media channels. The publication asked if Google had ever used ChatGPT data to train Bard in the past.

“Bard is not trained on any data from ShareGPT or ChatGPT,” Google spokesman Chris Pappas told The Verge. This is obviously a serious allegation, but Google denies that it’s true. w/ /YEZqEqpzPS- Amir Efrati March 29, 2023 NEW: Prominent Google AI researcher resigned after warning Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and other senior execs that Bard-Google’s rival to ChatGPT-was *using data from ChatGPT*.īig no-no in that world.

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