News & Reviews:   Google Bard

Google today announced that the Bard AI chatbot has been officially renamed Gemini and immediately launched a dedicated Android application.

After the recent chat with Steve Chan, Senior Product Marketing Manager from Samsung Electronics Malaysia, Samsung contacted us for AI details that they can confirm. It turns out that they may soon roll out their take on an LLM or Large Language Model like OpenAI's ChatGPT or Google's Bard, which they call Samsung Gauss. That's not all, so if you're interested in What's coming for Samsung Galaxy AI do read on.

You might hear of Bard before. In case you didn’t know, think of it as Google’s version of ChatGPT. That said, the Bard feature is now compatible with your Google apps and services.

Recently, Meta released Llama 2 as a competitor for Google Bard and ChatGPT. The main difference? it is available for free and accessible to everyone.

As you may already know, AI has been hitting the headlines in recent months. And it doesn't look like that's ending anytime soon. Google has been doing various tests on its Bard AI platform, and one of them is generative AI for its Google Chrome browser via Search Labs.

Not a big fan of voice assistants? Maybe AI chatbots would work better for you. Google unveiled the Bard chatbot back in March, but it hasn't quite seen the success that ChatGPT has so far. Well, maybe putting it in Android devices could change that.