Google has begun sending out a series of invitations to members of the Pixel Superfan community, giving Google mobile phone users the opportunity to get early access to Bard’s artificial intelligence. Since the announcement, artificial intelligence has not yet been fully open to the community, but this may change in the coming days.
“Meet Bard, an early Google experiment that lets you collaborate on generative artificial intelligence. We would like to offer you – a member of our Pixel Superfan community – early access so you can get started as soon as Bard launches and share your feedback,” says an invitation sent to some users.
The company emphasizes in a message sent to a selected user that a small group of people were randomly selected to be able to start the tests. The email sent to the user also asks them to fill out a form prepared by Google.
So far, the only information available about the AI testing period has been a Reddit post showing an email sent by Google. The company has not commented on the choices made with Pixel users and has not even responded to the leaked email.
Google has ambitious plans for Bard
In February, Google revealed that it was working on an artificial intelligence tool called Bard that resembles ChatGPT. The date of the official launch of the tool has not yet been set. Recently, in the official presentation of AI, there was an incorrect answer to one of the questions.
Google’s response to Microsoft’s announcement of integrating ChatGPT with Bing was to develop its own artificial intelligence chatbot, Bard. In addition, the company acquired AI startup Anthropic, which will use Google Cloud hardware for AI training, for approximately $300 million.
While Bard is one of Google’s AI endeavors, the company has big ambitions. Google recently announced that several AI-powered features will be added to Gmail, Docs, Meet, and Chat, allowing users to create images, reply to emails, and even write documents using AI.
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