Google's AI chatbot, Bard, had private chat transcripts appear in search results without user consent. Google has acknowledged this was unintentional and is working to block Bard chat transcripts from search results, though it presents a unique challenge compared to non-Google sites. While regular sites can be instantly blocked, Google's process involves short-term changes. Users are advised not to use Bard's ""share chat"" feature to prevent public indexing. Google insists search indexing was never intended for Bard and vows to respect user privacy moving forward. However, this incident may affect trust in Bard's launch. Expect the gradual removal of Bard transcripts from search results, and exercise caution when sharing sensitive information with AI chatbots. Google's handling of this situation will be closely observed, which is crucial for maintaining user trust and a positive image as a leader in AI development.