Bard: Google's Answer to Open AI's Chat GPT

🤖Bard is Google's response to OpenAI's Chat GPT and Microsoft's Bing chatbot.

🌐Bard is designed to be a creative collaborator, helping users explore and expand their ideas.

🔍Although not a search engine, Bard often receives search-like queries from users and provides fast responses.

💬Bard's answers are generated by a large language model trained on publicly available information, leading to occasional factual errors.

📚Bard's sources are not always displayed, leaving users uncertain about the origin of the information provided.

Why does Bard sometimes give incorrect answers?

—Bard's responses are based on a large language model trained on publicly available information, which can result in factual errors.

Does Bard provide sources for its answers?

—Bard does not always display its sources, making it difficult for users to verify the information.

Is Bard a search engine?

—No, Bard is not a search engine. It is designed to be a creative collaborator.

How does Bard improve its accuracy?

—Users can provide feedback on incorrect responses, helping the system learn and improve over time.

Can Bard answer any type of question?

—Bard has limitations and may not be able to answer all queries. It is still an experimental technology.

00:00Bard is an early experiment developed by Google as a response to open AI's Chat GPT and Microsoft's Bing chatbot.

00:38Bard is designed to be a creative collaborator, helping users explore and expand their ideas.

00:47Although not a search engine, Bard often receives search-like queries from users and provides fast responses.

01:28Bard's answers are generated by a large language model trained on publicly available information, leading to occasional factual errors.

01:51Bard does not always display its sources, making it difficult for users to verify the information.