Google has elevated digital assistance with its AI-powered Google Assistant with Bard which assures enhanced user understanding and broad service range, an enticing departure from its voice-activated predecessor. Public access is earmarked soon, with notable privacy control assurance. Coupled with AI-centric Pixel additions, this advanced assistant optimistically envisages a future with intuitive personal AI, pushing generative AI’s benefits beyond perfecting selfies.
Google has announced the development of Bard, an AI-powered conversational service that will compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The technology, dubbed an “experimental conversational AI service,” will respond to users’ inquiries and engage in discussions. The program will first be made accessible to a select number of “trusted testers,” before being freely available in the near future. Google has deep expertise in the sort of AI that powers ChatGPT. However, the business has been more cautious about making its AI technologies accessible to the general public. LaMDA, the language model that supports Bard, has already been made accessible through Google’s AI Test Kitchen program, although it has certain limitations. Tech businesses are generally concerned about the possible backlash against untested AI. Large language models like LaMDA and GPT-3.5 have a history of producing harmful information. With the introduction of Bard, Google has significantly changed its approach to AI…
