With little to no rivalry, Google Search has been the most widely used entry point to the internet. However, ChatGPT, an experimental chatbot developed by OpenAI that is expected to be the next big disruptor in the IT industry, presented itself as its first possible rival in November 2022.
Despite ChatGPT having a ton of room for improvement, OpenAI's chatbot gained over a million users in less than a week after its launch last year thanks to its honest answers to user queries, sending a "code red" for tech giant Google. Google reacted by releasing Google Bard, its own AI chatbot, in February of this year.
The most recent experimental AI-powered chatbot, Google Bard (named as a storyteller), is able to reply to a variety of questions and requests in a conversational way, much like OpenAI's ChatGPT. It aims to produce original, excellent responses using internet data. Even though it isn't yet commonly used, Google Bard AI is probably going to be incorporated into Google Search and might even be made available through its search bar.
LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications), Google's language model built on Transformer, a neural network architecture, which is the basis of several generative AI applications currently in use, and, surprisingly, ChatGPT's GPT-3 language model, are at the core of Google Bard.
In order to scale to more users and gather more feedback, Google Bard has been released with a lightweight model version of LaMDA. This version uses considerably less computing power and is meant to be used in conjunction with Google's own internal testing.
LaMDA is basically a statistical technique that uses the previous words in a series to predict the subsequent words. Its ability to incite conversation in a more open-ended way than task-based responses usually permit is what makes it novel. This makes it possible for the discussion to switch topics at will. It makes use of ideas like reinforcement learning, suggestions, and multimodal user purpose.
One must be selected from the beta testing group in order to use Google Bard. If you so choose, you can launch the Google app on a mobile device, press the chatbot icon, and then type your prompt or request into the box that appears.
At this time, the conversation can begin and you can start putting forward requests or questions. Sadly, Google no longer accepts applications to join the Beta Testing team.
Although chatbots can't precisely conduct conversations like humans, they often give the impression that they can by producing a variety of digital text that can be used in almost any situation. With virtually any subject that is presented to it, Google's robot tries to accomplish that by:
aiming to display the fusion of strength, intellect, and creativity
gathering data from online comments and customer feedback
using a LaMDA lite model variant for preliminary testing
gathering suggestions to advance the AI system in the future
There are a number of potential uses for Google Bard that might make life easier and close knowledge gaps; the most typical ones are as follows:
With the help of its powerful AI algorithms, questions can be answered appropriately.
Information can be found using the well-known Google search engine.
Task automation that is more advanced and better, enabled by Google AI Personal AI support, especially for activities like time management and scheduling support
supporting user talks in a variety of contexts and serving as a social hub
Google has a long history of utilizing AI to enhance search for billions of users, and their most recent AI innovations are now building on this and creating totally new ways to interact with information, whether it be words, images, videos, or audio.
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