Google has recently made advancements in the field of conversational AI with the development of its experimental service, known as Bard. This service is powered by the company’s Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA) and is designed to enhance the capabilities of language and conversation. The company has opened Bard up to a select group of trusted testers and will be making it available to a wider audience in the coming weeks.
Google is also implementing AI in its everyday products, starting with the search function. The company expresses gratitude to its Google search users for their patience as they bring these advancements to the public.
Additionally, the company is planning to roll out its Generative Language API next month, which will be available to individual developers, creators, and enterprises.
The lightweight model version of LaMDA, which requires significantly less computing power, is being used to test the Bard service. This represents a significant step forward for the company in the field of conversational AI, and they are looking forward to onboarding developers and enterprises to try out their Generative Language API. The public can expect further developments in this area in the near future as Google continues to push the boundaries of conversational AI technology.
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