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Cloud-based AI toolkit offers dozens of Google and third-party models, straightforward support for RAG and model tuning, and other potentially compelling features in private preview.

Google’s cloud-based AI toolkit offers dozens of Google and third-party models, straightforward support for RAG and model tuning, and other potentially compelling features in private preview.

A changing regulatory landscape can prove difficult for app developers as they need to make sure they remain compliant and keep up with evolving rule sets.

Google joins Microsoft and Adobe in offering to protect clients against copyright lawsuits − with a caveat.

Google is testing the addition of a Discover Feed on its desktop homepage in India. This feed shows recommended content, alongside the search box.

Amidst growing intellectual property claims, Google has extended a two-fold protection for users against IP-related legal challenges.

Google will offer copyright protection to its generative AI customers. This assurance reflects its commitment to stand by its users when confronted with copyright challenges.

The indemnities include protection against infringement claims over training data used and output generated by Google’s homegrown generative AI capabilities.

Companies that use generative AI tools in Google Workspace and Google Cloud Platform are covered in case of an AI copyright infringement lawsuit.

Google Cloud assumes responsibility for potential legal risks of using our generative AI, offering indemnities for training data and generated output.