Google Launches Bard AI Chatbot To Compete With ChatGPT

#Google releases BARD, an AI #chatbot entering the market to compete with OpenAI's #ChatGPT and Microsoft #Bing Chat.

Author: Ankit Dalal

In order to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT and Microsoft's chatbot in their Bing search engine, Google has unveiled Bard, an AI chatbot.

In a blog post, Google says that Bard was an early AI experiment that was meant to boost productivity, encourage innovation, and encourage curiosity.

Bard can be used to receive advice, clarification, or inspiration for things like planning blog content.

Google wants to preserve its leadership in the search engine industry while strengthening its position in the AI chatbot business with Bard.

Technical Specifications of Bard

Bard is run by a research large language model (LLM), which is a smaller and better version of LaMDA.

More modern models will be added as time goes on. When more people use LLMs, they become better at anticipating beneficial results.

Bard is intended to be used in conjunction with Google Search and gives users the option to examine sources from other websites or review its responses.

Bard is a standalone webpage that only contains a single question box; it is not a part of Google's search engine.

By making this tactical choice, it will be possible to implement new AI technologies while keeping its search engine business profitable.

Cautious rollout with concerns about predictability

Google is being careful with Bard's release because some of its competitors use chatbots that act strangely and sometimes don't work.

Google is aware that LLMs occasionally produce biased, inaccurate, or misleading information.

Google gives you the option to pick from a few different drafts of Bard's reply to help alleviate these problems.

By posing more queries or proposing different solutions, you can keep working with Bard.

Race by Google to Release AI Products

Since OpenAI released ChatGPT and Microsoft put chatbot technology in Bing, Google has put AI at the top of its list of priorities.

The company's internal teams, which include experts on AI safety, are working together to speed up the approval process for a number of new AI products.

Google's work on Bard is governed by its AI principles, with a particular emphasis on quality and security.

To improve its systems, the organization leverages human evaluation and feedback. In order to maintain conversations that are fruitful and relevant, it has put in place guardrails that limit the number of exchanges in a conversation.

In progress since 2015

Since 2015, Google has been creating the technology that powers Bard.

But unlike OpenAI and Microsoft's chatbots, Bard hasn't been made available to a wider audience because of concerns that it might give out bad information or be biased against certain groups.

Google is aware of these problems and wants to launch Bard in an ethical manner.

Available Bard

At Bard.google.com, you can register to try Bard.

With ambitions to eventually include more nations and languages, access is now being rolled out in the US and the UK. A VPN can be used to get around the restricted deployment.

Google doesn't allow Google Workspace email accounts and needs customers to have a Gmail address in order to register.

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