Google Bard

On February 6, Google announced an AI chatbot called Bard as a rival to ChatGPT, designed to mimic conversations with humans and use a combination of natural language processing and machine learning to provide authentic and useful answers to questions you might ask.

On March 21, Google launched a trial version of its Bard chatbot, a general-purpose chatbot that can provide three answers to each query as a general-purpose chatbot, as Google is currently not combining Bard with its search engine, but rather independently of Google's regular search interface. You can join the waitlist by visiting bard.google.com and clicking the Join Waitlist button.

On May 11, the Google I/O conference was held, where Google announced a series of updates to Bard, including

• Migrate to a more powerful large language model PalM2
• Elimination of waiting lists, open to more than 180 countries and territories;
• A new photo quiz has been added to make the conversation more intuitive;
• Integration with Adobe Firefly for fast image generation;
• Source citation, dark mode, code export button, etc.