Google CEO tells employees 'things will go wrong' as the public tests its ChatGPT rival Bard
A spokesperson for Google told Insider that"Bard can sometimes give inaccurate or inappropriate information that doesn't represent Google's views." They added that Bard should"not respond in a way that endorses a particular viewpoint on subjective topics."
In the email to employees on Tuesday, Pichai said that public feedback is"critical" to improving Bard's functionality. He said:"We'll continue to welcome all the feedback that's about to come our way. We will learn from it and keep iterating and improving."
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