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Google has unveiled a new chatbot called BARD in order to compete with other AI chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s chatbot in the Bing search engine.

BARD, an early version of Google’s AI system, aims to boost productivity while also igniting imagination and stimulating curiosity. BARD users can get pointers, explanations, and inspiration for tasks like organizing blog posts.

Google aims to maintain its dominance in the search engine market while strengthening its position in the market for AI chatbots. BARD is powered by a research large language model (LLM), a condensed and improved version of LaMDA.

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With time, more cutting-edge models will be offered. As more people utilize LLMs, they become more accurate at predicting correct responses. BARD operates as a standalone webpage with a single question form rather than being a component of Google’s search engine.

This strategic decision will allow the company to develop new AI technology while maintaining the profitability of its search engine business.

Google has been cautious in its implementation of BARD because it is aware of the concerns surrounding unexpected and occasionally problematic chatbot technology, as demonstrated by its rivals.

Google acknowledges that LLMs can create biased, inaccurate, or misleading material on occasion. Users can select one of several responses provided by BARD to help address these issues, and they can continue interacting with the chatbot by posing new queries or requesting alternative solutions.

BARD was developed as a supplement to Google Search, giving users the ability to look up sources from across the internet or assess the search engine’s outcomes.