Google Flexes Their Latest AI Tools

The Edge reported an experimental method of searching the internet that returns more conversational results was demonstrated by Google, an American multinational technology company that dominates online advertising, search engine technology, cloud computing, computer software, quantum computing, e-commerce, artificial intelligence, and consumer electronics markets. Google also announced that its artificial intelligence chatbot, Bard, is now available for use online by most of the world.

The I/O conference started at 1:00 AM (SGT time) where Google announced that PaLM 2, a new language model in vogue that developers can use to train technologies like chatbots, was one among a number of AI announcements the firm made. The upgrade has already been incorporated, according to Google, into many of its flagship products, like Gmail and Bard.

During? this event, Google launched Duet AI, a new service it dubbed an "AI-powered collaborator." According to Google, the tool would assist customers with a variety of tasks, from offering feedback on users' code to assisting them in creating applications without writing any code at all.

The business also announced that it would provide its clients access to three new AI models: Codey, which assists with coding, Imagen, which creates images, and Chirp, which analyses speech. Google also announced the availability of tools that will make it simpler for businesses to modify their models in response to user feedback.

Interestingly, the main offering from Google will soon feature generative AI. The new search service, which Google is dubbing the "search generative experience," or SGE for short, places an AI-produced response at the top of the list of results in an effort to address a user's question while condensing important details and provide links to other sources. Does this mean the future of all commercial, corporate and industrial domains is going to use AI as the bloodline: it remains to be seen.?