Google rolls out new Bard update: support for text-to-graph, extended double-checking feature

googleRecently released chatbotBardA new version of the update, this update will allow Bard to support the Vincennes map and extended double-checking functionality.

Bard's new image generation feature will be available free of charge in supported regions worldwide, powered by the Google Imagen 2 model, but requires the use of English commands. Users can generate customized images based on descriptions provided to Bard. Google promises that Bard will provide "high-quality, photorealistic image output."

In addition, Google says that the Imagen 2 model will not generate images that are violent, offensive or contain pornography. The model also receives some "training" to help avoid creating images of specific groups of people. In order to incorporate the Bard-generatedAIImages will be distinguished from human work by Google embedding digitally recognizable watermarks at the "pixel level".

In addition to the image generation feature, Bard has also expanded its double-checking feature with the update. Google has extended the feature to more than 40 languages, allowing users to verify the accuracy of the answers given by the AI by checking content across the internet. Previously, the double-check feature was limited to English.

In addition, Bard's new update enhances its language support worldwide. Google's Gemini Pro model adds support for more than 40 languages and more than 230 countries and territories. Google says Gemini Pro enhances Bard's ability to understand, summarize, reason, be creative, collaborate and plan.

This new update to Bard by Google provides users with richer features and wider language support. Users can use Bard's image generation features and double-checking features according to their needs and enjoy more accurate and comprehensive answers. These improvements will help increase users' trust and experience with AI.