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Today, Google brought generative AI to Maps, but it also announced some new developments for Bard. The most important of these is that Bard can now use Gemini Pro, Google’s latest multimodal AI model, in all languages and territories where Bard is already available.
Previously, Gemini Pro was introduced in Bard for English only, giving it “more advanced comprehension, reasoning, summarization and coding capabilities.”
Bard can finally also generate images. This is available in English “in most countries around the world” for free. This feature is powered by Google’s brand new Imagen 2 model, which is “designed to balance quality and speed, delivering high-quality photorealistic results.”
As you would expect, using this feature is as simple as typing a description into Bard’s text box. You’ll then get “wide-ranging, personalized visuals to help bring your idea to life.” Bard uses SynthID to embed digitally identifiable watermarks into the pixels of the generated images, so that there is a clear way to understand that they were generated by artificial intelligence.
Examples of images generated by Bard
Finally, you can now double-check Bard’s output with Google search results in more than 40 languages by clicking the G icon.
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Previously, Gemini Pro was introduced in Bard for English only, giving it “more advanced comprehension, reasoning, summarization and coding capabilities.”
Bard can finally also generate images. This is available in English “in most countries around the world” for free. This feature is powered by Google’s brand new Imagen 2 model, which is “designed to balance quality and speed, delivering high-quality photorealistic results.”
As you would expect, using this feature is as simple as typing a description into Bard’s text box. You’ll then get “wide-ranging, personalized visuals to help bring your idea to life.” Bard uses SynthID to embed digitally identifiable watermarks into the pixels of the generated images, so that there is a clear way to understand that they were generated by artificial intelligence.
Examples of images generated by Bard
Finally, you can now double-check Bard’s output with Google search results in more than 40 languages by clicking the G icon.
The post continues on our Blog: Google’s Bard AI can now generate images
What do you think about it? Feel free to reply below!
