Bard

Today, Google announced that it is bringing Bard to more of Europe and into Brazil. This makes Bard available in a lot more countries now, making it easier than ever for people to get on-board. Starting today, Bard will also work in more languages. It’ll support 40 languages including Arabic, Chinese, German, Hindi and Spanish, to name a few. Google also announced today that Bard is getting four new features, to help it better suit your needs. What’s new in Bard So what’s new with Bard? Well, Google is adding a way for…

Google on Thursday quietly announced a big update for Google Bard, which brings several features to Google’s first ChatGPT rival. Among them is multimodal support, or the ability to use both text and images to obtain answers from the chatbot. Also interesting is Bard’s ability to use voice in its answers, and the expanded support for other languages will also come in handy. But the reason I’m really excited about Google Bard’s mid-July upgrade is something else entirely. Google Bard is now available in the…

Screenshot by Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNETGoogle has been adding new features to Bard since its underwhelming launch in order to improve user experience. In its latest update, Google largely expanded Bard's language and country availability and also added many new features. As of Thursday, Bard will be available in over 40 languages including Arabic, Chinese, and Spanish. This language availability gives Bard a major advantage over its biggest rival, ChatGPT, which is only available in English. Also: How to use Google Bard…

While the whole world is debating the merits and demerits of Artificial intelligence (AI), advancements in the field continue at a rapid pace. Google recently announced several new features for its generative AI program Google Bard including the ability to speak its answers. Moreover, the AI chatbot is finally available in the EU. In other news, Elon Musk provided his thoughts on AI consciousness.All this, and more in our roundup of the 5 big things in AI that you may have missed today. 1. Google Bard gets new featuresIn…

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Google’s Bard AI chatbot is now available across the EU, following the tech giant’s compliance with the bloc’s GDPR regulation. In June, Google was forced to delay Bard’s rollout in the region, after the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) demanded stricter privacy measures to ensure the protection of European citizens. Today, ahead of the release, the chatbot’s Product Lead Jack Krawczyk said that the company has satisfied the DPC demands, providing users with information and control over…

Google is rolling out Bard to more countries, in more languages, and adding a bunch of new features. Google is “announcing Bard’s biggest expansion to date,” Google wrote. In fact, Google said Bard is “now available in most of the world,” and in “most widely spoken languages.” Wider availability Google Bard is now available in over 40 languages, including Arabic, Chinese, German, Hindi and Spanish. Bard is also now available in more places, including Brazil and across Europe –…

Google's Bard gained a handful of new features and functions Thursday in the chatbot AI's latest round of updates, including expanded linguistic knowledge, more nuanced response controls and the ability to respond with spoken word in addition to text. In all the AI can now converse in nearly four dozen languages.  Users can now converse with the AI in Arabic, Chinese, German, Hindi and Spanish, among others as well as access the platform from more places on the planet, such as Brazil and "across Europe," Jack Krawczyk,…

Google was working on a fun, interactive AI chatbot for gen z called Bubble Characters, but we will never be able to use it since it has been shelved. According to a report from CNBC, the company recently put its efforts to the side in regard to a particular project due to an internal reorganisation. The project has been deprioritized, which usually means that work on it has been stoppedThe internal documents suggest that the chatbot was in development since late 2021, and it was designed to have "human-like"…

Last week, I walked you through how to turn artificial intelligence into a tutor and research assistant. In the final installment of our how-to editions, we'll take what we've learned and use it to make the most of family time.We'll focus on a few tasks that can take up a lot of mental bandwidth at home. Weekly meal planning is a major chore, and gift giving can be daunting, with various birthdays and holidays throughout the year. And any adult who has read books for children knows that it can become repetitive, and the…