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Google recently updated its privacy policy for Gemini — the chatbot it previously called Bard. It details just how long the company will keep conversations that are “reviewed or annotated” by human reviewers, despite whether you’ve deleted your app activity or not: To compare, ChatGPT lets you permanently delete conversations every 30 days.

  Maria Diaz/ZDNET The Gemini app, formerly known as Bard, is poised to become the next-generation digital assistant for Android devices. This new AI-centric environment is expected to make interactions with smartphones and other devices much smarter and easier. But these AI apps come with risks, and Google's new privacy warning perfectly illustrates that. Related […]

A privacy warning from Google has indicated risk if users disclose personal information when using AI apps like Gemini.

Through its Gemini App Privacy Hub blog, Google has underscored the importance of safeguarding sensitive information during conversations conducted on Gemini apps.

Google issues a warning to users of its generative AI-based chatbot, Gemini, asking them not to share any confidential data. The warning comes after the introduction of upgrades to the chatbot, including a new Android app and language model.

After ChatGPT's evolution and AI's influence on the world in recent times, Google's Gemini needs no introduction. Gemini is a new large language model

AI apps like Gemini come with a risk, which Googles new privacy warning illustrates perfectly. Heres the information Google is collecting.

Google Gemini chat pages seemingly leaked onto the Internet but the reality of what happened is eye opening

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Google warns those having conversations with Gemini (formerly Bard) that humans review these interactions.