It appears that Google Bard is getting supercharged with a host of new features, with the main focus being on Bard Extensions, which are now available in English. For those wondering, it is a new way for users to interact with the AI chatbot. With the new feature, you can actually ask Bard to gather information from your Gmail, Docs, Drive, Maps, YouTube, Google Photos, Flights, and more.
Bard Extensions will make Google Bard a lot better than some of its contemporaries
All you have to do is make sure that you ask Bard a question, and it will respond with the right information from within your service. For instance, if you are using Bard Extension in Gmail and you are looking for a specific email, you can just ask Bard to look for that email with just a prompt. Here is how it works:
In addition to that, another new feature that Google Bard is getting is the ability to double-check your responses. This is great if you share your opinions on the internet and want to be sure that whatever you are saying is correct.
Moving further, Google has also announced that with the help of the new update to Google Bard, you will be able to build your own conversation from other conversations. If someone shares a Bard chat with you via a link, you can actually continue the conversation with the said person about the topic that is being discussed.
Honestly, I have not gotten the chance to explore Google Bard, but considering this feature pertains to a lot of Google services like Gmail, the feature is definitely going to help boost productivity. Not only that, it will make it easier for everyone to find what they are looking for. It is safe to say that AI is the future. With Google and other companies making these improvements to their chatbots, we are only going to get a solid experience going forward. In the future, you can expect many more features that will only make your overall experience with Bard and other chatbots even better.
News Source: Google Blog
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