Google showed us its artificial intelligence, Bard, at Google I/O this year, but as usual it was released on a very limited basis as an experiment in the US in English. About three months later, Bard learns Spanish and lands in Europe. Now you can use it without VPN or fuss.
After adapting Bard to comply with European regulations, Google took the opportunity to add a fair amount of new to Bardincluding the ability to upload our images, read us responses or a tone selector.
Bard arrives in Europe and learns languages
Starting today, Bard is available on more than 40 languages, including Spanish
Changes that should satisfy EU lawmakers are already baked into Bard, having taken steps to handle information responsibly, with a clear privacy policy that explains what is done with all data, and a new help center Bard’s Privacy Policy to facilitate review of available privacy controls. As a consequence, Bard is now available in Europe and the rest of Europe.
News comes to Bard
Bard’s European expansion comes with The biggest update Google’s AI has ever received since its launch, with six new features that allow us to interact with Bard in other ways (spoken, with images) or to be more productive while using it. These are the following:
- Search with images: Perhaps the most significant improvement announced by Google for Bard is this, the ability to include your own images in the text for Bard to analyze and use as part of the pfrolic. EIt is first available in English and “soon” it will come in other languages.
- Voice responses: Now Bard can read his answers to us, which is especially useful if you ask him how to pronounce something or want him to read you a poem. Voice responses are available in 40 languages by tapping the sound icon.
- Tones in responses: You have five different options to change the tone and style of your replies: simple, long, short, professional or informal. This setting is currently only available in English, but will be extended to other languages ”soon”.
- Management of past conversations: Past conversations you’ve had with Bard will be readily available to pick up later if you pin them, and you can also view recent conversations from the sidebar.
- Better export the code: Bard learned how to export Python programming code to Replit, as well as Google Collab.
- Share the answers: Bard allows us to share all or part of a Bard chat with your friends by creating sharing links.
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