Google’s parent company Alphabet is planning to launch its own search engine as well as a chatbot service and more artificial intelligence for developers, sparking a new wave of technology and a move from Alphabet to rival Microsoft. Marks the answer.
On Monday, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said in a blog post that the company is opening up an AI tool called Bard to feedback from test users, with a public release coming in the coming weeks.
According to the blog, the experimental Bard conversational AI service will be based on LaMDA (Language Model for Dialog Applications), which was released by Google two years ago. The CEO also spoke about the capabilities of the Bard. According to the company, the tool will be a combination of “the power, intelligence and creativity of the company’s large language model”.
Bard will learn based on the responses provided by users as well as information available on the web. The company is initially rolling out the AI system for testers with the Lite model version of the LaMDA. in future AI system For the time being, the company will focus on taking feedback from the testers to improve it.
Google’s Bard from Alphabet for Microsoft-funded OpenAI’s ChatGPT an answer Is. ChatGPT has been in news for becoming the fastest growing user application in history, beating TikTok and Instagram. ChatGPT is estimated to reach 100 million monthly active users in January, two months after its launch.
ChatGPT has the ability to generate articles, essays, jokes and even poetry as per the requirement of the users. have the capacity, OpenAI, a private company backed by Microsoft, made it available to the public for free in late November. The company also launched ChatGPT Plus service for users in the US at a subscription fee of $20 (roughly Rs. 1,600).
