Google on Thursday announced a set of new features to its chatbot Bard. Along with new languages, now users have access to more customisation features.
It is the age of Artificial Intelligence, and tech giants are leaving no stone unturned to offer the most cutting-edge technology in AI. Google on Thursday unveiled a slew of enhancements to its conversational AI chatbot, Google Bard. The company has made Bard available in 40 more languages including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Malayalam, Bengali, Kannada, Urdu, etc. Apart from adding more languages, Google has also made Bard available in more regions including Brazil and across Europe.
Launched in March this year, Google’s Bard was introduced as a public experiment in the UK and the US. While coding for the chatbot was introduced in April, during the Google I/O event, it was announced that Bard had transitioned to PaLM 2, included image searches, and expanded its availability to 180 countries. The waitlist was also removed during this time. Ever since its launch, Google has been making several improvements to Bard.
What’s new with Google Bard?
The latest features offer a range of customisation to users with the ability to get accurate information based on their unique queries.
Source:indianexpress.com