Google Denies Using Gmail Data for AI Model Training
- Google has denied claims that it uses Gmail content, including emails and attachments, to train its AI models such as Gemini AI.
- The company stated that viral reports suggesting changes in privacy policies for AI development are inaccurate.
- Gmail’s smart features like spell checking and smart replies use data for personalization but are separate from AI model training.
- No policy changes have occurred regarding the use of Gmail data for AI training, according to Google.
- Users retain control over their data usage settings despite recent reports of unexpected re-enrollment in smart features.
Google has clarified that its existing Gmail smart features operate independently from its AI model development, denying any changes to privacy policies related to using Gmail data for training purposes.
Source (3.2)https://cryptobriefing.com/google-denies-using-gmail-data-for-ai-model-training/?rand=59535
