Google releases BARD, an AI chatbot entering the market to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT and Microsoft Bing Chat.
Google has introduced BARD, an AI-powered chatbot, to compete with OpenAI and Microsoft in the chatbot market.
BARD aims to enhance productivity, creativity, and curiosity while addressing potential biases and misinformation.
Access to BARD is initially available in the US and UK, with plans to expand to more countries and languages.Google has unveiled Bard, an AI chatbot designed to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s chatbot in their Bing search engine.
In a blog post, Google describes Bard as an early AI experiment to enhance productivity, accelerate ideas, and foster curiosity.
You can use Bard to get tips, explanations, or creative assistance in tasks such as outlining blog posts.It will be updated with more advanced models over time. As more people use LLMs, they become better at predicting helpful responses.
Bard is designed as a complementary experience to Google Search, allowing users to check its responses or explore sources across the web.
Operating as a standalone webpage, Bard consists of a singular question box instead of being integrated into Google’s search engine.
This strategic move is to adopt new AI technology while preserving the profitability of its search engine business.Google recognizes LLMs can sometimes produce biased, misleading, or false information.
To mitigate these issues, Google allows you to choose from a few drafts of Bard’s response.
You can continue collaborating with Bard by asking follow-up questions or requesting alternative answers.