Google to unveil new AI to compete with ChatGPT
07 Feb 2023 12:06pm
Google to unveil new AI - AFP
A lightweight version of the new chatbot will be tested by a select group of users before becoming widely available, according to United Press International (UPI).
The announcement comes more than two months after the launch of the popular AI program ChatGPT, by OpenAI.
"Bard seeks to combine the breadth of the world's knowledge with the power, intelligence and creativity of our large language models
"It draws on information from the web to provide fresh, high-quality responses,” Google said.
The service will be powered by Google's Language Model for Dialogue Applications, a language model launched in 2021.
In its short lifespan, ChatGPT has caused a stir across several industries, raising ethical questions and striking some level of fear over job security.
According to UPI’s report, educators in particular are on alert for students using the chatbot to complete classwork, with universities considering how to ensure the integrity of their institutions.
Recently ChatGPT was among two AI programs to pass the US Medical Licensing Examination, according to a study published by medRxiv.
Google described Bard as a tool that takes the capabilities of its popular search engine, helping users find answers and explanations in a question and response format. It will digest complex information to make it easier for anyone to understand.
It added that the company said Bard will be able to explain discoveries made by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to a 9-year-old, for example.
When Bard is rolled out, it will be implemented into Google's search bar. The blog post from Google depicted Bard responding to a question on the top of the search results.
ChatGPT became one of the most popular services on the Internet quickly after launching Nov 30. The Wall Street Journal reports OpenAI's value soared above $20 billion, thanks to its sudden success.
Google's measured approach is predicated on its already high reputation. It reiterated that it will move forward with AI responsibly to assure responses from Bard are accurate and reliable - BERNAMA
