Google's LaMDA speech-based artificial intelligence service powered by Bard has made significant progress since the beginning of this year. At Google's latest I/O event, the tech giant announced exciting updates that enhance Bard's capabilities and bring new collaboration possibilities to users.
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Google's Bard AI:
Because Who Needs Human Intelligence Anyway?
But let's take a step back and ask ourselves: do we really need an AI to do everything for us? Is our own human intelligence not enough? Apparently not, as Google continues to develop Bard and integrate it into various apps and services. One notable announcement was that Google Bard is now available globally, expanding to more than 180 countries and regions. With support for Japanese and Korean languages already in place, Google plans to introduce support for 40 more languages. Great news for those who want to ask an AI for advice in their own language, right?
But that's not all. Google has also added image integration to Bard, making it more visual and allowing users to ask for advice and get answers enriched with relevant images. Because who wants to read boring text when you can look at pretty pictures instead?
And let's not forget about the improvements to Bard's coding skills. Source citations, a dark theme for better readability, and an export button are just some of the features that have been added. Who knows, maybe one day we won't need human coders anymore. We'll just let Bard do all the work for us. Google's AI is booming, and it seems like there's no stopping it. Seamless integration with various Google apps and services means that users can explore and nurture their creativity to their heart's content. Who needs human interaction when you can just talk to a machine, right?
But let's not forget that behind all this artificial intelligence is a team of real people. People who spend countless hours developing, testing, and improving these systems. So maybe we should give them a break and use our own human intelligence for a change. Who knows, we might even surprise ourselves with what we're capable of.
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Who Needs Human Intelligence Anyway?
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Google's LaMDA speech-based AI service Bard now has global availability and new features including image integration and improved coding skills