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Google’s conversational generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Bard has received a number of upgrades that make it more user-friendly and easier to use.
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Starting from today you can now collaborate with Bard in over 40 languages. This means users can now enter and type Bard prompts in languages including Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Bahasa Indonesia, Tamil, Hindi, Arabic, German, and Spanish.
Need to use Bard urgently, access to Bard has also been improved. You can also now access Bard from more places, including Brazil and across Europe.
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Bard can also customise its responses to suit your mood or the tone you want to use. You can now change the tone and style of Bard's responses to five different options: simple, long, short, professional or casual.
Sometimes you need to listen to something to decide if the tone fits and it makes sense. So the new Bard lets you listen to the response if you want. Simply enter a prompt and select the sound icon to hear Bard’s answers. This feature is now live in over 40 languages.
Some of the upgrades are to help you work smarter.
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Want to learn more about that image you saw? With the integration of Bard with Google Lens, you can now upload images with prompts and Bard will analyse the photo to help and give you information. While this is only available in English for now, the company has said that they hope to expand this to new languages soon.
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Bard is adding new ways to pin and rename your conversations to make them easier to find later. Now when you start a conversation, you’ll see options to pin, rename and pick up recent conversations in the sidebar. For example, if you ask Bard to help you compare outdoor sports for the summer, you can revisit the tips later.
It is now also easier to share part or all of your Bard chat with your network. With shareable links, you can share your ideas and creations with others.
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Finally, Google said that they are seeing interest in using Bard for coding tasks. So now, they've added a new feature that allows you to export Python code to Replit, a real-time collaboration platform to build and test software and tools online with the power of AI. This is in addition to exporting code to Google Colab, which is similar to Replit, but with even more computing horsepower to leverage on Google's immersive cloud computing resources and access to GPUs and TPUs.
All of these features are live in over 40 languages.
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