Posted by Unveiling its artificial intelligence advancements, Google introduced Bard, an exceptional AI chatbot, to the Australian audience. This milestone represents a breakthrough in the realm of AI innovation. Google’s steadfast dedication to ethical implementation was emphasized as Bard’s reach extended beyond the boundaries of the US and UK, encompassing more than 180 countries worldwide, including Australia.
Leveraging the powerful PaLM2 language model, Bard mesmerizes with its wide range of capabilities, spanning information retrieval, code generation, language translation, and image analysis.
In an announcement on Thursday, Google provided a sneak peek into enhancements for Bard, unveiling the addition of visual responses to its already impressive repertoire of text-based capabilities. The integration with Google’s Lens application will empower users with the upcoming feature to upload images, allowing Bard to perform thorough analyses. A captivating demonstration involved uploading a photo of two dogs, challenging Bard to generate a humorous caption.
Impressively, Bard did not only identify the dog breeds but also craft witty responses. Recognizing the concerns surrounding AI hallucinations and the dissemination of potentially inaccurate information, Bard will combat this issue by incorporating annotations, clearly indicating externally sourced information. Furthermore, to ensure transparency, Bard will provide relevant links for users to verify the sourced information independently.
As part of its mission to reach a wider audience, the company actively strives to expand the chatbot’s availability in more than 40 languages.
While currently accessible in English, Japanese, and Korean, the deliberate pace of language expansion reflects Google’s concern regarding potentially harmful language generated by PaLM2-based systems, as suggested by initial research findings. Google envisions integrating Bard into popular platforms such as Gmail, Docs, Drive, Maps, and others, forming an initiative called Duet AI. This integration aims to provide users with seamless assistance for writing and various work-related tasks within these applications.
Notably, Google emphasizes that users will have full control over their privacy settings and the degree of integration with these tools. In line with its unwavering dedication to ethical AI development, Sundar Pichai, Google’s CEO, made an announcement that all of Google’s AI models will incorporate watermarking and metadata, ensuring that users can easily distinguish AI-generated content. This implementation aims to promote transparency and empower users to recognize and acknowledge the presence of AI-driven content.
In another development for search functionality, the company is preparing to introduce AI-generated text results alongside relevant links.
Additionally, they have plans to implement an innovative tool called “about this image” in search results, offering valuable context regarding the origins of similar images and their presence across various online sources. With a keen focus on implementation, Google will carefully control access to its cutting-edge universal translator and experimental AI video subbing service. These advanced technologies, capable of translating a speaker’s voice and synchronizing it with their lip movements, will only be made available to authorized partners.
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