INDIA: Google’s AI chatbot, Bard, is now available in over 180 countries and territories, including India. After initially rolling out the tool in the UK and the US, Google has removed the waiting list and made Bard accessible to a much wider audience.
The AI chatbot, which is designed to spark creativity and fuel imagination, is now available in English, Japanese, and Korean. Google has announced that it is on track to support 40 languages soon, making the tool accessible to an even wider global audience.
In addition to expanding Bard’s language capabilities, Google has also announced that it will integrate Google Lens into the chatbot to help users generate creative ideas and captions.
Using Google Lens, Bard can analyse uploaded photos, detect objects, people, and even animals, and provide clever captions within seconds.
To further enhance the Bard experience, Google is also integrating the capabilities of other Google apps and services, such as Docs, Drive, Gmail, and Maps, into the chatbot.
This will allow users to easily access these tools and use them in conjunction with Bard to create even more exciting and creative content.
Google is also working to connect Bard with several other partners, including Kayak, OpenTable, ZipRecruiter, Instacart, Wolfram, and Khan Academy. These partnerships will allow users to easily access these services through Bard and streamline their creative processes.
Finally, Google has announced that it will be integrating Adobe’s family of creative, generative AI models, Firefly, into Bard. This will allow users to quickly and easily turn their own creative ideas into high-quality images that they can further edit or incorporate into their designs in Adobe Express.
Overall, the expansion of Bard to over 180 countries and territories, along with its new language capabilities and integrations, is set to provide users with even more opportunities for creativity and imagination.
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