Google Bard AI Chatbot Has a Series of New Features, Now Presents Indonesian Language

Liputan6.com, Jakarta Google launched a number of updates for their AI chatbot Bard, where there are several new features to support a number of languages ​​including Indonesian.

In its statement, Google revealed that this chatbot now supports more than 40 Bard languages ​​including Arabic, Mandarin, German, Hindi, Spanish and Indonesian. Bard is also now accessible in Brazil and Europe.

“As part of our responsible approach to AI, we are working with a number of policy makers, regulators, experts, on this launch,” said Amarnag Subramanya, VP Engineering, Bard in a virtual media meeting, Thursday (13/7/2023).

Amarnag also said, as Bard progresses, Google will maintain AI principles as a guide, and will still receive responses from users who use it, including keeping privacy aspects at the core of this product.

In May itself, Bard moved to PaLM 2, a much more capable Large Language Model (LLM) that has enabled many of the latest enhancements, including math skills and coding abilities.

The following are a series of new features that are presented via updates Google Bards:

One of the features presented in updates these are responses that are available in audio form and can be heard by the user, where the AI ​​can speak the text of the response.

This new feature of Google’s AI chatbot can help users when they want to hear the correct pronunciation of a word, or listen to a poem or script.

Users can enter commands and select the audio icon to hear Google Bard’s answers. This feature is also available in more than 40 languages.

Med-PaLM2, an AI created to answer medical information has been tested. The trial was carried out at the Mayo Clinic hospital in April