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Several companies have announced deep research features in recent weeks and months that excel in areas such as finance, science, marketing, and academics. Research that would have taken a person weeks or months can be achieved in a fraction of the time, with a properly detailed prompt. Google says that this will consume significantly less computing power, which in turn will allow it to make the tech available to a large group of users. For the time being, Google’s plan is to open up Bard to “trusted testers.” In the following weeks, more and more users will gain access to Bard for testing purposes. Google has big plans for Bard, and it’s clear that it might one day become a part of the search engine we all use today.

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Soon, Bard users can mash their way on a keyboard while watching their code execute in dark theme glory. On the practical side of things, Bard will more prominently highlight the source of information using a citation system. Starting next week, clicking on a code or text annotation will take users directly to the source. Bard will also get a new export button that lets developers export their Python code, thanks to Google's partnership with Replit. According to Forbes, Microsoft is investing up to $10 billion into ChatGPT and may incorporate it into its Bing search engine. The company's new AI chatbot is based on its Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA) and is only available to a select group of testers.

If, for example, you could never quite get your head around the numerous formulas that make programs like Google Sheets function, then Google's Workspace AI tools have your back. There's less to go wrong with things like tables, so this is where the tools can really shine. If you aren't used to the ins and outs of a spreadsheet-based program like Google Sheets, it can seem quite daunting at first. Luckily, Google's tools are on the way to help you get the most out of the table-making software. In fact, according to Google, the base configuration is $499, a full $100 less.

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The announcement was made in a Google blog post written with Bard’s assistance. The company's future plans also involve the refinement and rollout of the AI features we've discussed in this article. Other tools on offer include an image generator, various AI tools that will further enhance Google's already powerful photo-editing tools, and AI-based music generation. The musical abilities of Google's AI were actually demonstrated before the conference started. The audience, and viewers at home, were subjected to a bizarre performance of an AI-generated song centered around a duck with lips.

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He has authored over 3,500 articles for PCWorld alone, covering PC microprocessors, peripherals, and Microsoft Windows, among other topics. Mark has written for publications including PC Magazine, Byte, eWEEK, Popular Science and Electronic Buyers’ News, where he shared a Jesse H. Neal Award for breaking news. He recently handed over a collection of several dozen Thunderbolt docks and USB-C hubs because his office simply has no more room. Today’s announcement comes a few weeks after Google opened up its generative AI search experience to teenagers. The AI-powered search experience, also known as SGE (Search Generative Experience), introduces a conversational mode to Google Search where you can ask Google questions about a topic in a conversational manner. Google is opening up access to the chatbot with some guardrails in place to protect users.

Probably the biggest difference between Bard and Bing AI so far is the fact that Google includes an easy way to see alternative responses within the conversation. You can click the dropdown arrow next to “View other drafts” at the top left of each chat bubble and see some other suggestions. With Bing AI, you'll have to either hit Chat or scroll up from search results to get to the conversation page, whereas you don't have to do that for the Bard website. Microsoft has a broom icon to the left of the input bar to clear the slate and start a new topic, while Google has a column on the left with options for “Reset chat,” “Bard Activity,” “FAQ” and “Help & Support.” This is powered by Google Lens, which is able to identify objects within pictures.

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• Google says Bard will often answer a prompt with a number of drafts, allowing users to pick the best starting point for their conversation with the chatbot.
• After you sign up, you may receive an invitation to test the programs after an indeterminate amount of time.
• Google is adding a smorgasbord of new features to its AI chatbot Bard, including support for new languages (Japanese and Korean), easier ways to export text to Google Docs and Gmail, visual search, and a dark mode.
• Seeing as Microsoft plans to integrate it into Bing, it might become a force to be reckoned with, for the first time giving Google a run for its money.
• Google also plans to begin incorporating LaMDA and other artificial intelligence advancements into its dominant search engine to provide more helpful answers to the increasingly complicated questions being posed by its billion of users.

The company aims to power Google search up with conversational and generative AI — and, most importantly, put those responses before traditional links and everything else. Bard is seemingly Google's answer to ChatGPT, an AI-driven program that exploded in popularity in the last few months after users shared posts of the tool composing Shakespearean poetry, writing music lyrics and identifying bugs in computer code. If you ever needed artificial intelligence's help to plan a friend's baby shower, your time has come, as Google officially unveiled an AI program it's calling Bard, seemingly its answer to the viral ChatGPT. Google’s chatbot is supposed to be able to explain complex subjects such as outer space discoveries in terms simple enough for a child to understand. It also claims the service will perform other more mundane tasks, such as providing tips for planning a party or lunch ideas based on what food is left in a refrigerator.

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Google is emphasizing that this is an early experiment and says that Bard will run on an “efficient and optimized” version of LaMDA, the large language model that underpins the tool. Users will be met with a warning that “Bard will not always get it right” when they open it. A spokesperson said that the company doesn't intend to signpost Bard on the Google search page itself; users will only be able to access it by going to bard.google.com and signing up on the waitlist. Google's answer to the dominance of ChatGPT in the AI chat space has finally arrived.