There will be a complaint about objectionable AI content.
There will be a complaint about objectionable AI content.
Apps stores like Google Play Store are currently filled with generative AI apps. Other apps like ChatGPT, Bing, Lensa have become important platforms for users. However, the widespread use of AI is also raising concerns about its misuse. Deep fakes, clear content and many other objectionable contents are making people unsafe. To protect users from these problems, Google recently updated its developer policies for Android apps on the Play Store.
Update in Google Play Store
In its latest update, Google is planning to implement new updates for content on Play Store from next year. These new rules aim to promote the use of AI for both apps and users. According to the information, Android apps that include Google’s Generative AI in the Play Store will be subject to new requirements in the early months of next year. In these applications, users will be given an option to flag or report any objectionable content.
Google’s new update will apply to AI apps
Google’s new AI-generated content policy will apply to a variety of AI apps, such as chatbots, image generators, and video or audio creators that feature real people. However, apps that host or use AI as a productivity feature are not covered by the policy. Google aims to improve the quality, security, and privacy of Android apps with these policy updates. Which are designed to create a more secure and reliable user experience.
Additionally Google has also outlined the scope of its AI-generated content policy, which identifies “problematic AI content” such as non-consensual deepfakes, fraudulent recordings, misleading election content, sexually explicit content, etc. The generator contains AI apps and malicious code creation. Google is also changing the permissions required for generative AI apps like ChatGPT, which will only be allowed to access photos and videos for core functionality. Let us tell you that AI apps like ChatGPT do not require storage access to function.
Google said photos and videos on users’ devices are considered personal and sensitive user data and should be treated with the utmost privacy best practices.
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