Google will need to destroy incognito browsing data Sophie Atkinson Tech Journalist Google has committed to destroying or remediating ‘billions of data records’ collected through incognito browsing sessions as part of a proposed class action settlement filed Monday (April 1). The lawsuit, originally filed in June of 2020, accuses the search giant of violating … Continue reading Google will need to destroy incognito browsing data
Google To Destroy Incognito Browsing Data by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, April 1, 2024 Google will destroy data from millions of users’ web-browsing histories as part of a lawsuit settlement, but there’s no word on whether or not purging the data will affect the company’s ad-targeting accuracy rates or large language model training capabilities. … Continue reading Google To Destroy Incognito Browsing Data
Google-Backed Anthropic Releases Claude 3, More Powerful Chatbot by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 4, 2024 Anthropic on Monday debuted Claude 3, a chatbot and suite of AI models that it calls its fastest and most powerful yet. The company’s backers include Google, Salesforce and Amazon. It has closed about five funding deals during … Continue reading Claude 3: Google-Backed Anthropic Releases More Powerful Chatbot
Ruud Hein | February 12th, 2024 Google’s helpful content update marked a significant step in the search giant’s ongoing effort to ensure that users are met with high-quality, informative content in their search results. At the heart of this update is a commitment to rewarding content creators who put user needs and genuine information first, … Continue reading Use Google’s Helpful Content Patents As Content Creation Playbook
