Google Bard

Imagine having a helpful and knowledgeable buddy at your disposal willing to engage in deep dialogue, respond to your inquiries, and offer assistance anytime you want.

Google Brad is the latest AI chatbot that can generate text. At its core, Google Bard is a sophisticated and intelligent system that utilizes the power of Artificial Intelligence to understand natural language and engage in human-like conversations. Through its advanced algorithms and deep learning capabilities, it learns from each interaction, continuously improving its responses and understanding of your unique needs.

On February 6, 2023, Google Bard was first revealed with an uncertain release date. Google started granting consumers access to Bard on March 21, 2023, asking them to sign up for a waitlist. Google ended the holdup and made Bard accessible in more than 180 nations and territories on May 10, 2023.

How to use Google Bard:

Visit bard.google.com to access Google Bard. You must sign in using your Google account, just like all other Google products. Additionally, you must accept the terms of service before using Google Bard, but once you click through, you’ll rather quickly be able to start using Google Bard. Type in your prompt or question at “Enter a prompt here,” and Bard will provide an answer.

In addition to the fundamentals, Google Bard offers a few significant characteristics that distinguish it from other chatbots. In the beginning, you’ll notice that Bard provides you with two more “drafts” of each response. To see more answers, click View other drafts. In this instance, one draft was detailed information on a specific topic, while the other was a slightly altered version of the first draft. Even better, you may choose Regenerate drafts to have Bard try again. But renewing the drafts frequently yields comparable outcomes. To attempt to obtain a better response from Bard, you’re better off changing the prompt by selecting the pencil icon or creating a new prompt.

The one scroll window containing all your conversations with Bard gets erased when the window is closed. You may export Google replies straight to Gmail or Google Docs and can also create a public link to share with others by clicking the share icon under a Bard response.

Google Bard Vs. Chat GPT

At the base level, both chatbots are the same. However, a few significant variations may be attributed to the data sources and models they were trained on.

• Google Bard uses Google’s Pathways Language Model (PaLM 2) and can offer responses based on real-time, current events pulled from Google Search—making for an excellent research tool. Chat GPT uses Generative Pre-training Transformer 3 (GPT-3) or Generative Pre-training Transformer 4 (GPT-4), depending on the version.
• Google Bard can search the web in real-time to locate the most current responses to queries and the most recent studies since she was trained on Infinite. This data set includes Common Crawl, Wikipedia, documents, and discussions and dialogues from online. In contrast, ChatGPT’s sources expire in 2021, restricting access to the most recent news and research; ChatGPT Plus may search the web using Bing search. ChatGPT was trained on a vast dataset of text that included Common Crawl, Wikipedia, books, articles, papers, and information scraped from the open internet.
• Google Bard is free and accessible to the public via a waiting list. Whereas ChatGPT has different versions like ChatGPT ChatGPT Plus. The monthly cost for ChatGPT Plus is $20/month to avail of access during peak times, faster response times, and priority access to new features.

Options besides Google Bard

The new Bing is unique because it uses OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 language model as its engine. Similar to the model used by the ChatGPT. A chatbot helper will be included in Bing’s new search engine.

When you submit a search query to Bing, you will receive two responses, similar to Google Bard: the standard search results and an AI-generated response.

That’s not all, however. Additionally, you can have private conversations with the AI, asking it for anything from party planning ideas to creating social media posts to even rewriting code in a different language.

You can access the ‘new’ Bing for free by signing up for Microsoft’s waiting list.

Conclusion:

Google Bard is a powerful language AI model that has the potential to change the way we communicate. It is still under development, but it can already do many things that were once thought impossible. As Google Bard continues to learn and improve, it will become even more powerful and versatile. As Google Bard continues to understand and improve, it will be able to do more and more things. The possibilities are endless.