The Latest Breaking News from Bard

I blogged yesterday about how ChatGPT-4 produces output that contains false allegations about particular people—falsehoods apparently created by its own algorithms—and attributes them to prominent media outlets. I just got access to the experimental version of Bard, and it seems to have a similar problem. It's a little less quick…

With Google Bard, an AI text-generator and search assistant, Google hopes to match the popularity of ChatGPT

Alphabet's Sundar Pichai warned "things would go wrong" with Bard when it opened to the public. The chatbot then opposed Google in an antitrust lawsuit.

Bard, ChatGPT, Bing, and others are all getting us to do the hard work of training, correcting, refining their abilities.

Microsoft has announced its Bing AI will be able to create images from text prompts, something Google Bard cannot do.

Google's AI chatbot is now live. Once you've signed up and learned how to use Google Bard, it's easy to access and get going. This could change our way of searching the web forever.

After a shaky start at its unveiling, Google is opening up its AI chatbot Bard to more people.

Google Bard is now available to everyone, and after going hands on with it, one of our editors sees a lot more potential with Google’s chatbot than with Microsoft’s.

Google Bard, its answer to ChatGPT, has just gone live in beta form – here are all of our early impressions.