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Google on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“THIS COMES AFTER IN JANUARY A FORMER GOOGLE EMPLOYEE WAS CHARGED FOR STEALING GOOGLE'S SECRETS. AND HE WAS ACTUALLY FOUND IN THAT CASE TO BE SECRETLY WORKING FOR TWO CHINESE COMPANIES, WHICH HAD STOLEN THE PERMISSION TO BENEFIT THESE TWO COMPANIES.”
Mentioned in context of a former employee being charged with stealing company secrets for Chinese companies.
▶ Hear it“I Googled Daniel Bworth Easy Allies height. What was it? and and the dumb Google AI was like, 'He's never publicly shared his height, though he is known as very tall and thin, being referred to as the others as a gentle giant.'”
The host criticized Google's AI for providing inaccurate and absurd information about a person's height.
▶ Hear it“like for example meta and Google have said they will sell space inside their models so that when you ask for a beer it says a Bud Light”
Criticized for selling advertising space inside AI models alongside Meta, representing misaligned business practices.
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