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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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Genuine question, what's your concern with this?
I don't want Google to use my emails and documents to train their AI.
What if this is not about them using your data to train their AI?
Is that a devil's-advocate question? Anyway, I don't know, but I suspect. I'm not their customer, I'm their product. The more access they have to data, the more money they make.
I doubt they'll use your data to train Bard. At least not right now. What they're doing here is probably just pulling some data from your emails/calendar/etc. and put it into the context of your current chat.