Google has expanded and updated its conversational AI system, Bard, to make it more accessible and useful to users around the world. Bard is now available in over 40 languages, including major ones like French, Hindi, Chinese, and German. It has also been made available in new regions such as Brazil and Europe.
Google has also introduced new features to Bard to enhance its usefulness. These features include:
- Audible responses: Users can now listen to Bard’s answers instead of reading them. This is available in over 40 languages.
- Response customization: Users can now adjust the tone and style of Bard’s replies. This feature is currently only available in English.
- Pinning and renaming conversations: Users can now pin and rename conversations with Bard, making it easier to find and refer to them later.
- Expanded code export options: Python code can now be exported to Replit and Google Colab.
- Shareable links: Bard chats can now be shared through shareable links, making it easy to collaborate with others.
- Image prompts: Bard can now analyze images uploaded with prompts, incorporating image prompts into its functionality.
These updates are designed to make Bard a more powerful and versatile tool for users who want to foster creativity, imagination, and productivity. With these new features, Bard can help users to nurture ideas, engage in creative brainstorming, and bring concepts to life.
In addition to these new features, Google has also committed to a responsible approach to AI. Before launching Bard in new regions and languages, Google consulted with experts, policymakers, and privacy watchdogs. Google also emphasizes its commitment to AI principles, user feedback, and robust protections for user privacy and data.
With these updates and commitments, Google is making Bard a more powerful, versatile, and responsible tool for users around the world.
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