Google Bard includes new Gemini language model now available

Google this Wednesday (6) Big improvement in Bard, the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot. According to the official statement; This is the biggest update since the launch of the servicein March this year.

This healing will happen Thanks to the conjunction of GeminiGoogle’s new and improved large language model (LLM) was also announced today and will integrate chatbot.

Made to be twins “multimodal”, that is, dealing with text, images, video, codes and other content formats. Also he There will be different versions at different scalesIt will be implemented both in applications for mobile devices such as mobile phones and in large-scale infrastructures.

What the new Bard can do

The update will take place in two phases, the first of which is currently in the implementation process. In it, Bard gets a “specially enhanced version” of Gemini Pro in English only for “better discussion, planning, understanding, and more.”

You can now try “Bard Tunado” in Brazil, but only in English and with text-based directions. The update is now automatically available in more than 170 countries.

The second phase, which will begin at an undetermined point in 2024, is implementation Bard Advanced. This is a much smarter chatbot with a much more powerful version of the language model. Gemini Ultra.

Bard is a chatbot that can generate various texts, translate, answer questions, and write different types of content. The idea is that from now on become more proficient in these tasks and get better at dealing with programming codes and more complex tasks.

To implement the platform, Google collaborated with YouTuber Mark Rober. In the video prepared by the company, it asks Bard to design a paper airplane that is considered perfect.

According to Google, the platform on which Gemini Pro is located overall outperforms GPT-3.5A language model running in OpenAI’s free version of ChatGPT. In blind tests conducted by Google partner companies for evaluation purposes, it was chosen as the preferred chatbot by the majority of participants.