Google has announced that its chatbot Bard, which uses generative AI, will now have tailored responses using data from various Google apps and services. This includes Gmail, Docs, Drive, Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Flights. Bard Extensions have also been launched, allowing users to find and display relevant information from these tools. Users can cross-check Bard’s answers using the “Google it” button, and chat collaboration has been made easier by allowing others to continue the conversation and ask additional questions. Google is also expanding Bard’s features to more than 40 languages.
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Google’s Bard chatbot now available in Gmail, Docs, Drive, Maps and more: Here’s how it will work
Google has announced that its chatbot Bard, which uses generative AI, will now have tailored responses using data from various Google apps and services. This includes Gmail, Docs, Drive, Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Flights. Bard Extensions have also been launched, allowing users to find and display relevant information from these tools. Users can cross-check Bard’s answers using the “Google it” button, and chat collaboration has been made easier by allowing others to continue the conversation and ask additional questions. Google is also expanding Bard’s features to more than 40 languages.
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