Google AI has announced updates to its “Bard” system, a chatbot that utilizes generative AI for various tasks such as brainstorming ideas, explaining concepts, or outlining blog posts. The updated version of Bard incorporates a more capable version of Google’s large language model, LaMDA, which allows for more relevant and diverse responses to longer and more complex prompts. Bard also now provides multiple drafts of its responses, giving users more control over the quality and direction of the conversation.
While Bard uses Google’s knowledge graph and other signals to provide accurate and reliable answers, it is important to remember that it is not a fact-checker or a source of truth. Users must use Bard responsibly and verify the information provided with other reliable sources before using it for any purpose.
To use Bard, users need to sign up for an account on https://www.bardai.chat/, and then they can ask Bard anything they want, as long as it is not harmful or offensive. Users can also edit Bard’s response and customize it to their needs and preferences. However, users must remember that Bard is an experimental tool, and it may sometimes generate nonsensical or inappropriate responses that do not match their prompt or expectations.
Lastly, Bard belongs to Google AI, and its outputs are subject to Google’s terms of service and privacy policy. Therefore, users must respect Google’s intellectual property rights and guidelines on how to use their products responsibly. Overall, Bard is an exciting tool that enhances human creativity and curiosity with generative AI, and users can share their feedback with Google AI at bard-feedback@google.com.
