User Data Goldmine: Google’s Ambitious Mission to Scrape Everything for AI Advancement

It was announced over the weekend that Google had made a change to its privacy policies. This change explicitly states that the company reserves the right to scrape everything you post online to build its artificial intelligence tools. Considering how far Google can read what you have to say, you can assume that you can expect your words to end up nestled somewhere within the bowels of a chatbot now that Google can read them. 

Google and Facebook privacy policies were quietly updated over the weekend and, likely, you didn’t notice. There has been a slight change in the policy wording, but the change is significant, particularly because it is a revision.

In a recent report by Gizmodo, Google revised its privacy policy. Even though most of the policy is not particularly noteworthy, there is one section that stands out – one related to research and development – that could make a significant difference. 

The Gizmodo team has learned that Google’s new privacy statement has been revised. While most of the policy is relatively unremarkable, one section in particular, the one dealing with research and development, stands out, particularly from the rest.

 

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