Google Google The advanced features of the AI language model Bard have been expanded to more languages and countries, the company announced on Thursday. This update also includes new features for image generation.
what happened: In a blog post on Friday, Google revealed that its AI language model Bard supports Gemini Pro in more than 40 languages and 230 countries and regions. This expansion aims to make Bard more accessible and collaborative around the world.
Large Model Systems Organization, a leading language model and chatbot rating agency, ranks Bard with Gemini Pro as one of the best-performing conversational AIs, according to a blind evaluation conducted by third-party evaluators. I admitted it.
Google is also rolling out an enhanced double-check feature that allows users to verify Bard's answers by cross-referencing information on the web. This feature was previously available in English, but in the future it will be expanded to over 40 languages.
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Additionally, Google has introduced responsible image generation capabilities to help clearly distinguish between images created by Bard and original human artwork. The company takes steps to prevent the production of violent, offensive, or sexually explicit content, as well as images that identify individuals.
Finally, Google has made Bard image generation available in English for free in most countries around the world. This new feature is powered by an updated Imagen 2 model that produces high-quality, photorealistic output.
why is it important: Google announced its most advanced AI model, Gemini, with different versions tailored to specific applications. Gemini Pro's integration into Bard was an important part of this development.
Expanding Bard's capabilities is an important step for Google, especially given the recent legal issues the company has faced over AI technology. Google is currently defending itself in a $7 billion lawsuit alleging patent infringement related to the processors that power its AI technology. The outcome of this trial could have a major impact on Google's AI development and future AI-related services.
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