Google is the biggest player in the search engine market. The company has maintained its dominance in this segment for the past several years. Even after millions of attempts, other players have not been able to compete with Google. After the entry of ChatGPT, Google felt a threat. The danger of falling behind in technology is to be behind in this race.

Whether it’s the search engine race or the AI chatbot, Google doesn’t want to lag behind any player. That’s why the company announced its Chatbot on Monday. Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has informed that the company is launching a conversational AI service called Bard.

Who will get the service?

This service is currently released for test users, who will give their feedback on it. After feedback from test users, the company will release the platform to the public.

The company has announced its AI chatbot to compete with ChatGPT, but it will take time to reach general users. Sundar Pichai said in his blog post that the conversational AI service is powered by Bard LaMDA. This is an AI chatbot based on LaMDA.

What will be special in Bard?

Google has been working on LaMDA (Language Model for Dialog Application) for the past several years. The company introduced it two years ago. Sundar Pichai has also talked about the capabilities of Google’s chatbot in his blog.

He said that in Bard users will get to see a combination of power, intelligence and creativity. Bard will gather knowledge from user responses and information on the web.

The company is currently releasing this AI chatbot to testers, which is a lightweight version of LaMDA. Microsoft is also integrating ChatGPT with its search engine Bing. This platform has been in discussion for the past few days.

Google is not stopping only at Bard, but the company is working on many other AI platforms. Recently the company has introduced an AI tool that changes text to music. Many other such options can also be provided by Google in the future.