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Microsoft News Roundup: 'Windows 12' with AI, Surface Hub 2S, 'BingBang' hack, Xbox Game Pass Friends & Family, and more - Vimarsana News

Microsoft News Roundup: 'Windows 12' with AI, Surface Hub 2S, 'BingBang' hack, Xbox Game Pass Friends & Family, and more

An exclusive report on the next version of Windows, Microsoft announcing a new version of Teams, and E3 being canceled are just some of the stories in this week's roundup.

Google denies using ChatGPT data for Bard training - Vimarsana News

Google denies using ChatGPT data for Bard training

Google has reportedly launched a new initiative called Gemini. The tech giant is enlisting the help of its DeepMind division to beat rival OpenAI, but the report also claimed that Google may have trained Bard using data from OpenAI's ChatGPT

Former Google AI engineer claims Bard was trained using ChatGPT - Vimarsana News

Former Google AI engineer claims Bard was trained using ChatGPT

In the wake of ChatGPT's popularity and Google scrambling to get Bard out to users, a former employee claims Bard was actually trained using data from ChatGPT.

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Google denies using ChatGPT to train Bard - Vimarsana News

Google denies using ChatGPT to train Bard

It's no secret that Microsoft's push towards integrating ChatGPT into its various services prompted industry giants like Google to build...

Report: A Google AI researcher resigned after learning Google's 'Bard' uses data from ChatGPT - Vimarsana News

Report: A Google AI researcher resigned after learning Google's 'Bard' uses data from ChatGPT

Bing Chat is powered by an exclusive contract with OpenAI's ChatGPT AI model, and apparently, Google has been "borrowing" its data.