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> This Google Account isn’t supported > Bard does not currently support Google Workspace accounts or when our systems indicate you may be under 18. Learn more Google: 15 years of punishment for being a loyal Dasher/ Google Apps/GSuite/Google Workspace user.
I got the same message with my regular Google account. What is a workspace account and which type of account do I need to use Google Bard?
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Whether you agree with it or not, the EU has proved itself to take consistently anti-big US tech stances, so I can see why they might be deterred from releasing to that market without obvious financial benefits.
chatgpt didn't have geographical limitations when it came out, greatly aiding its virality.
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> This Google Account isn’t supported > Bard does not currently support Google Workspace accounts or when our systems indicate you may be under 18. Learn more Google: 15 years of punishment for being a loyal Dasher/ Google Apps/GSuite/Google Workspace user.
I do not understand why Google makes it so difficult to pay them for a custom email domain.
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To be fair, the beta, invite-only status of GMail was, at the time, the definition of Internet Cool.
Gmail was so much better than the competition... in fact, it still is. Bard, on the other hand...
These limited closed betas seem to really kill hype on a lot of their products, which leads to them not having a lot of use, then google killing them...
Imagine your company had 2 B users. Would you launch a new compute-intensive experimental feature to everyone? or would you put a mechanism to control the gradual rollout?
I'm using paid Google account, so I'm getting that this isn't available. Makes sense, I'm already a customer, no reason to keep me as such, right?
Your paid account has an agreement not to use your data to improve the service for others. This is an experiment the purpose of which is to collect usage data to improve the service. What's confusing about that?