now visually responds to our requests

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now visually responds to our requests

Requests, responds, visually

Google Bard is the new chatbot of the Mountain View company. Presented with more prominence during the Google I/O which took place a few weeks ago, is constantly evolvingsaving changes from time to time.

An important thing has just happened, and that is that from what we read in Android Police, Google Bard has started to answer user questions in a more visual way, that is including pictures.

A more painterly and useful bard for users

The new feature will allow Google Bard to provide us images in search answers. With this, users can get a better idea of ​​what we searched for.

For example, if we ask the chatbot for a place to travel, this will teach us pictures of monuments found on the recommended site. It will be equally useful when we are looking for products, seeing an illustration of the object sought.

I want an AI on Android that does the same thing (and more) that Microsoft announces for Windows 11

What we cannot expect is the generation of images, since Google calls us to union with Adobe Firefly. On the other hand, in a few weeks we will have full integration with Lens, allowing us to ask questions through images. As we say, the visual section will not only remain at this point, Adobe’s solution will bring image generation to Bard.

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Over time, this AI-based product will mature, and in the process, we will see more features that enhance the experience. It should be noted a significant obstacle Getting in the way of Google Bard: Availability in the European Union due to regulations. We still do not know when it will land in Europe, so we will have to be patient to wait for an official press release announcing it.

Google Bard Images

For now we can access a Google Bard using a VPN, although we will have to use the language of Shakespeare to understand it. The integration into Workspace accounts is also great, but we can’t wait to see it in action in other corners of Android, as announced at the annual conference in Mountain View.

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