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Google’s AI chatbot goes personal tapping into Gmail

21Sep

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Google’s AI chatbot goes personal tapping into Gmail

[ad_1] Google on Tuesday said it had integrated Gmail, YouTube and other tools into its Bard chatbot as the tech giants seek to persuade users that generative AI is useful and not dangerous or just a fad.The search engine juggernaut has for years discreetly developed AI powers, but was caught off guard when OpenAI late last year released ChatGPT and teamed up with Microsoft to make its capabilities available to users worldwide. Google then raced out its own Bard chatbot earlier this year, making it available in more than 40 languages and overcoming data privacy concerns from regulators in Europe. The company said its beefed up chatbot would allow users to carry out new tasks such as summarize a confusing string of emails into its main points or tap into Google Maps to find the best way ...

Google Bard Extensions launched; Know how to use AI chatbot for Gmail, YouTube, Maps, and Docs

[ad_1] Google Bard is getting a powerful new update. The AI chatbot powered by Google's native large language model has been free for all users ever since it was launched in public. Unlike the free version of OpenAI's ChatGPT, it also connects to the internet to offer real-time information from the web. But now, the chatbot has received an important upgrade that enables it to find more relevant and specific information for you, that was previously unimaginable. Google Bard Extensions now lets it connect with your Gmail, YouTube, Maps, Docs, and more to give you information that is very specific to you.Announcing the feature in a blog post, Google said, “Today we're rolling out Bard's most capable model yet. Bard now integrates with Google apps and services for more helpful responses. We...

Google Adds ChatGPT Rival Bard to Gmail, YouTube, Docs and More

[ad_1] Google has unveiled its next move in the race to dominate generative artificial intelligence: putting the technology directly into many of its most popular products.The Alphabet Inc. division announced on Tuesday that it would equip services like Gmail, Maps, Docs and YouTube with its Bard chatbot. First released in February, Google's Bard has lagged behind OpenAI's ChatGPT. Google's executives, facing scrutiny from regulators around the globe, have said they will not rush to release AI services. Google said in a blog post on Tuesday that the new features will let people look up flight information, map routes and watch relevant videos — all from one ongoing chat with Bard. Google's latest move follows Microsoft Corp., which revealed plans in March to integrate ChatGPT into its Of...