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Google updates Bard with 43 more languages, from Arabic to Vietnamese, and privacy features requested by EU regulators, and debuts the tool in Europe and Brazil

It's now available in the EU and Brazil after adding privacy features such as user opt outs and more notices on how information is used.  — It can now speak answers in addition to text results  — You can now include images in prompts … Twitter: Max von Thun / @maxvonthun : So despite complaints that regulation is holding back ‘innovation’ in the EU, Europeans had to wait just two months longer for Bard, and in return get a version giving them more oversight and control over how their data is used. Sounds like a good trade-off to me. Sundar Pichai / @sundarpichai : Starting today, Bard is now available in many more countries and languages. We're also rolling out Google Lens capabilities in Bard so you can use images in prompts, a new text-to-speech feature that lets you listen to responses, and much more. https://blog.google/... Paul Kedrosky / @pkedrosky : Latest Bard update can analyze pictures in reasonable detail, like this pic of a Vail lift line I gave it. Note that you sometimes have to buck Bard up and tell it that it is good enough, smart enough, etc. [image] Elon Musk / @elonmusk : @sundarpichai Interesting Adrian Weckler / @adrianweckler : Google has launched its ChatGPT rival, Bard, across Europe today. You can use images in the queries, too. But the “experiment” comes with lots of warnings. [image] Matt Brittin / @mattbrittin : ➡️ Allowing you to listen to Bard's responses; ➡️ Enabling you to adjust the tone and style of Bard's responses - making them shorter, longer, simpler, more professional or casual; ➡️ Adding new ways to pin, rename or re-visit your conversations with Bard; (2/4) Matt Brittin / @mattbrittin : Excited to be launching Bard, our conversational AI experiment, to most of the world today - including across Europe 🎉 We're also launching some cool new updates and features - including: (1/4) Matt Brittin / @mattbrittin : - Making it easier to share all or part of your Bard chat with your network; - Introducing a way to upload photos with prompts; - Allowing you to export code to more places. I'm so excited to see what you make of the new features: and what those of you in Europe think (3/4) Ben Tossell / @bentossell : Bard's latest release; - modify responses (shorten, casual, etc) - pin convos - export code to replit - sharing - images in prompts - 40+ languages - read responses aloud - live in Europe and Brazil https://blog.google/... [image] @googleeurope : Starting today, you can collaborate with Bard in over 40 languages, including French, German, Spanish & Italian. ✨ Learn more here ⬇️ https://blog.google/... Jack Krawczyk / @jackk : We think of Bard as a new form of AI: Augmented Imagination. Excited to share Bard's biggest expansion yet: it's now available in most of the world (200+ countries & territories) and in the most widely spoken languages... with more capabilities 🌎✨🚀 https://blog.google/...

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  • @maxvonthun Max von Thun on x
    So despite complaints that regulation is holding back ‘innovation’ in the EU, Europeans had to wait just two months longer for Bard, and in return get a version giving them more oversight and control over how their data is used. Sounds like a good trade-off to me.
  • @sundarpichai Sundar Pichai on x
    Starting today, Bard is now available in many more countries and languages. We're also rolling out Google Lens capabilities in Bard so you can use images in prompts, a new text-to-speech feature that lets you listen to responses, and much more. https://blog.google/...
  • @pkedrosky Paul Kedrosky on x
    Latest Bard update can analyze pictures in reasonable detail, like this pic of a Vail lift line I gave it. Note that you sometimes have to buck Bard up and tell it that it is good enough, smart enough, etc. [image]
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    @sundarpichai Interesting
  • @adrianweckler Adrian Weckler on x
    Google has launched its ChatGPT rival, Bard, across Europe today. You can use images in the queries, too. But the “experiment” comes with lots of warnings. [image]
  • @mattbrittin Matt Brittin on x
    ➡️ Allowing you to listen to Bard's responses; ➡️ Enabling you to adjust the tone and style of Bard's responses - making them shorter, longer, simpler, more professional or casual; ➡️ Adding new ways to pin, rename or re-visit your conversations with Bard; (2/4)
  • @mattbrittin Matt Brittin on x
    Excited to be launching Bard, our conversational AI experiment, to most of the world today - including across Europe 🎉 We're also launching some cool new updates and features - including: (1/4)
  • @mattbrittin Matt Brittin on x
    - Making it easier to share all or part of your Bard chat with your network; - Introducing a way to upload photos with prompts; - Allowing you to export code to more places. I'm so excited to see what you make of the new features: and what those of you in Europe think (3/4)
  • @bentossell Ben Tossell on x
    Bard's latest release; - modify responses (shorten, casual, etc) - pin convos - export code to replit - sharing - images in prompts - 40+ languages - read responses aloud - live in Europe and Brazil https://blog.google/... [image]
  • @googleeurope @googleeurope on x
    Starting today, you can collaborate with Bard in over 40 languages, including French, German, Spanish & Italian. ✨ Learn more here ⬇️ https://blog.google/...
  • @jackk Jack Krawczyk on x
    We think of Bard as a new form of AI: Augmented Imagination. Excited to share Bard's biggest expansion yet: it's now available in most of the world (200+ countries & territories) and in the most widely spoken languages... with more capabilities 🌎✨🚀 https://blog.google/...