.Google’s Bard overcomes EU hurdles, adds new features including hearing spoken responses and uploading images for prompts.
Bard, which launched earlier this year in approximately 180 countries, has finally reached the EUwith the General Data Protection Regulation, according to the company.
Google’s senior product director, Jack Krawczyk, said the tech company engaged in highly productive discussions with privacy regulators in Europe. He emphasized that ongoing dialogue is anticipated to ensure the incorporation of transparency, choice and control as the development of the product progresses.
According to Krawczyk, Google will now provide users with explicit notifications regarding the usage and storage of their data and grant them the option to prevent the company’s employees from reviewing conversations. Importantly, these control options will be accessible worldwide, extending beyond the boundaries of the EU.
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