Google’s Bard chatbot is currently being re-educated to better understand privacy.
In July, Bard gained the ability to share conversations with other people using a unique public link. Unfortunately, Google Search has indexed those shared links, making them more widely available and discoverable than Bard patrons might expect.
“You can share a specific prompt and Bard’s response or an entire chat,” Google explains in its help documentation. “To do this, create a public link and then share it, like in a messaging app, or post it on your favorite social platforms.”
Bard public links are more or less what YouTube calls unlisted videos – they’re accessible if you know the URL, which should look something like this:
