Google recognizes that the proliferation of AI is slowly making its way into the Play Store and needs to fine-tune its app policies to protect against potential AI incidents. Google has acknowledged that it cannot block AI-influenced apps on the Play Store or prevent users from installing them on their smartphones. Therefore, the best way to deal with these changes seems to be to change the rules and include so-called AI apps within the jurisdiction.
The rules say apps that integrate generative AI for chatbots, images, and even text must set up in-app reporting mechanisms to ensure the AI ​​doesn’t generate objectionable content. AI systems are still learning the trade of business across the board, and in some cases there will be clear warnings about things that are inaccurate or misleading.
Google plans to implement these rules starting early next year, giving app developers plenty of time to adjust their designs and add in-app flagging options. Although AI content is widespread, people are questioning its uniqueness because the content is essentially created based on existing material and further improvised by technology.
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Google is clearly aware of the problems that AI apps can cause and wants to prevent them by updating its app policies. However, it is up to businesses to implement these changes and monitor that content is flagged in an appropriate manner.
Google has long been accused of controlling app stories based on app preferences, but this week two Samsung apps were incorrectly flagged as harmful to users. We also witnessed a similar situation. It’s good to have rules and be proactive with Google, but unless Google addresses potential violations, apps will continue to thrive in the Play Store, which is considered a safe choice for users. Become.
First published: October 26, 2023, 14:22 IST
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