The world’s most popular search engine is incorporating generative AI to reduce how many searches you’ll need. Let’s say you’re planning a trip but unsure where to go. RELATED: Jobs that ChatGPT has already eliminated Save time with Search Upload a photo to Bard and the AI will analyze the image using Google Lens and create a caption or description. Google’s removed the waitlist for Bard and it’s available to over 180 countries and territories - with more coming soon. Ask Bard for the best sights in Rome and you’ll get pictures of the Coliseum, Forum and Trevi Fountain, alongside descriptions.Īnd get this. Enter a prompt and you’ll get visual responses in addition to text. The company uploaded a video ad in which Bard was asked a simple astronomy question- which it got wrong.īard is getting improvements in hopes of winning you back.
Google’s first counter to ChatGPT was Bard, and it was a mess.
Magic Editor for Google Photos will roll out later this year. Magic Editor can recreate the balloons, move your husband to a better spot and remove the offending message from that shirt. The balloons got cut off, your husband is standing too far away from the group and your nephew’s t-shirt is emblazoned with a dirty word. But wait - the one time you were able to get the whole family to stand still for one produces a pic rife with problems. I hope you had a good Mother’s Day and took lots of photos. Immersive View for routes will roll out over the summer and launch in 15 cities by the end of the year, including London, New York, Tokyo and San Francisco. Want to take a bike ride by the water but can’t decide where to begin? How about checking the conditions before setting out on that summer road trip? Now you can see the sights, weather, traffic and air quality before heading out. Now you can combine that experience with your route to better understand the area. Immersive View kicked things up a notch with 3D views of select locations worldwide. Make any other changes as you see fit and fire away when ready! Know before you goĭid you know that Google Maps Street View owes its existence to AI? How else could billions of images be stitched together to give you that first-person perspective? You can adjust the length of the email and the tone (use formal for work and casual for friends). Gmail will compose a message using information from previous messages in your inbox.
Just enter a prompt of what you need and hit create. Let’s say you need to request a refund or get out of a party you really don’t want to attend. The world’s most popular email service already has autofill options to help you finish sentences, but now it can do much more.
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