You guys This artificial intelligence tool is based on the Google LaMDA language model, which has been specially adapted to a new product from the Mountain View company.
The popularity of ChatGPT has grown exponentially and Google is aware of this, which is why Bard has decided to serve its country in the United States and the United States.
Any user who is present in these two countries will be able to access Google’s AI chat, which, like ChatGPT, can answer any question and compose and summarize texts. It should be noted that there is a waiting list to access Bard.
How was Bard created?
This artificial intelligence tool is based on the Google LaMDA language model, which has been specially adapted to a new product from the Mountain View company.
It gives a very similar user experience to Bard ChatGPT. For example, it is possible to ask for advice from him, to write a text through a controlled environment or to explain how much physics is accessible to everyone.
The AI ​​tool picks up three simultaneous responses for each question made by the user using different tones. Some answers are loaded with creativity, while others are more straightforward.
Google describes Bard as an “experiment” and emphasizes that it was born not with the ultimate goal of replacing traditional searches, but with the aim of helping to boost creativity.
The company also clarifies that its AI is not alien to mistakes and that in some cases it can “deceive” and falsify data.
“These models of language stimulate technology but are not without their faults. For example, because they learn from a wide range of information that reflects real-world biases and stereotypes, they sometimes apply them to their own results. They can also provide inaccurate, misleading or false information even when presented with confidence.” Google says in its corporate blog.
For this reason, Bard includes a button to perform a traditional Google search if the chatbot puts information of a questionable nature on the table and it is necessary to verify the information.
The limits that Google has imposed
In order to prevent extreme personalities from emerging in Bard, Google decided to limit the number of consecutive interactions with the AI, which after a while forgets everything before and starts a completely new conversation.
Access to Bard is currently limited to the United States and the United Kingdom, although Google plans to extend this functionality to more countries over the next few months.
