All Features of Google Bard Announced!

The annual I/O events organized by the US-based technology giant Google have officially started. As part of this event, Google announced its latest products and technologies. In this context; One of the most important aspects of the event was the recently announced artificial intelligence tool Bard. Google unveiled all of Bard’s capabilities at I/O 2023.

As a matter of fact, Google Bard was made available in early access a while ago. As such, some of the Bard’s features were either announced or emerged thanks to the users. Let’s take a closer look at the brand new features of Google Bard that have been announced both in the past and now.

Everything Google Bard can do!

He can write code!

One of the features of Google Bard known from the past is the ability to write code. Supporting more than 20 programming languages, artificial intelligence will make the work of software much easier. Because only the codes of a project will not be written with Google Bard. Debugging can also be done in the written codes.

Google Bard’s ability to write code was able to export the code written in the first stage. However, this was only true for Google’s Colab platform. Noting that developers are happy with the export option, Google said it will expand the scope of the feature. According to the statement, a code written with Google Bard can be run instantly on different programming platforms such as Replit.

In addition, if a generated code is quoted from another source, Google Bard will inform about it. Google announced that Bard now has a dark mode, which is among the most requested features by the developers.

It will also support the answers to the questions you ask with visuals.

It was about visualization with another Google Bard feature announced at Google I/O. You know chatbots, they’re overwhelmed with texts. Google Bard will change that. The new feature, which will be offered to users in the future, will also show images related to a question asked.

Google introduced this feature with an example: Let’s say Google asks the Bard, “What are the must-sees in New Orleans?” You asked a question. The answers you will receive will not be just texts. You will have instant access to the images along with the description.

Will work with Google Lens

Google Lens, one of Google’s image search services, and Google Bard, an artificial intelligence tool, have merged. Users will be able to upload photos to Google’s artificial intelligence tool and ask something about these photos. Google states that the whole process will be completed in a few seconds.

Docs will be integrated into Google-owned services like Drive, Gmail or Maps

Google Bard will not be a service on its own. This artificial intelligence tool will also work in integration with the company’s other services. For example; You asked Google Bard about a place you want to go. If you want, you will be able to plan a route via Google Maps. Or let’s say you created a text with Google Bard. You will be able to send this text elsewhere via Google Docs or Gmail.

You will be able to create images as if using DALL-E or Midjourney

DALL-E, which is among the most popular artificial intelligence tools of recent times, does very well on visualizing texts. Google Bard will also include such a service. According to Google’s statements, Bard will work integrated with the artificial intelligence tool called Adobe Firefly. A text you write will be turned into a visual through artificial intelligence.

Available in 40 different languages

According to the statements made by Google, Bard currently only supports English, Korean and Japanese languages. However, the scope of the artificial intelligence tool will not be limited to these. Google announced that Bard will be available in 40 different languages.