Google has said that its Bard AI robot is now available in more places, such as Europe and Brazil.
The company said that the new expansion makes Bard available in “most of the world” and in the most common languages.
Google is working faster on Bard because it has to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and a lot of other chatbots that are filling the market. After the EU’s top data watchdog raised worries about how Bard would work with EU data-protection rules, the company had to put off releasing Bard in Europe.
Jack Krawczyk, who is in charge of Bard’s products, and Amarnag Subramanya, who is in charge of its engineering, called the update Bard’s “biggest expansion to date” because it adds support for new languages like Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, German, and Hindi.
Google has also released a number of new tools. For example, Bard’s answers can now be read out loud, which the company says works in 40 languages.
Users can also choose the “tone” of Bard’s responses: simple, long, short, professional, or relaxed. At first, you will only be able to get this in English.
Google said that you can now pin and come back to prompts if you want to continue a chat without having to start from the beginning. The user can also share an image with a question and have Bard analyze it.
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