Last month, the company started the public release of Bard
to gain ground on Microsoft.
The release of ChatGPT, a chatbot from the Microsoft-backed
startup OpenAI, last year caused a sprint in the technology sector to put AI
into more users' hands.
Google describes Bard as an experiment allowing
collaboration with generative AI, technology that relies on past data to create
rather than identify content.
Bard will be able to code in 20 programming languages
including Java, C++ and Python, and can also help debug and explain code to
users, Google said on Friday.
The company said Bard can also optimise code to make it
faster or more efficient with simple prompts such as "Could you make that
code faster?".
Currently, Bard can be accessed by a small set of users who
can chat with the bot and ask questions instead of running Google's traditional
search tool.
The company began the public release of its chatbot Bard in
late March this year, seeking users and feedback to gain ground on Microsoft in
a fast-moving race on artificial intelligence technology. Bard could show three
different versions or "drafts" of any given answer among which users
could toggle, and it displayed a button stating "Google it," should a
user desire web results for a query. © Reuter
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