Google Claims Bard can Now Use Visuals and Speak

Google Bard recently made its biggest announcement to date. The search engine behemoth has equipped its AI with the capacity to speak, alter tones, record conversations, export code, and even incorporate visuals into prompts. With this upgrade, Bard now has both eyes and the ability to communicate.

With support for more than 40 languages, including Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, German, and Spanish, Bard is now accessible in a number of nations throughout the world. Additionally, Bard has increased its reach to new locations, such as Brazil and different European nations.

Google Bard’s Latest Features

Responses should be Heard: Customers may now hear Bard’s responses, which provide a distinct angle on their ideas. This function is particularly helpful for proper word pronunciation, hearing poems or plays, and exploring concepts in a novel way. To hear Bard’s responses, users only need to enter their instructions and click the sound icon. More than 40 different languages are supported by this function.

Adjust Bard’s answers easily: The tone and manner of Bard’s comments can now be altered by users to better fit their requirements. Users can choose the preferred response length or style from categories like simple, lengthy, short, professional, or casual. For instance, a person can select a shorter response from the drop-down box if they require help crafting a marketplace listing for a vintage armchair. The expansion of this feature to other languages will start with English first.

Rename and pin discussions: Bard now gives users the option to pin and rename chats for convenience in response to customer feedback. Users can revisit their prompts and ideas at a later time by bookmarking a conversation. Options to pin, rename, and access recent chats are available in the sidebar. More than 40 different languages are now supported by this feature.

Code distribution: Users can now export Python code to Replit in addition to Google Colab on the Bard AI platform, which has done this in response to the increased demand for using Bard for coding jobs. Developers and programmers have more opportunities because to this functionality, which boosts productivity. More than 40 different languages can use the feature.

Share responses with friends: Thanks to Bard’s shared links, collaborating on conversations and ideas with others is now easier than ever. Users may easily share their Bard conversation, encouraging cooperation and the exchange of innovative ideas. More than 40 languages are supported by this function.

Use pictures in your prompts: With the help of Google Lens integration, Bard enables users to post photographs that correspond to their prompts. This function aids in creating captions, provides more details about an image, and fosters creativity. Bard intends to soon make this functionality available in additional languages, albeit it is only available in English right now.