Google launched a cannonball in the battle for AI supremacy at the Google I/O event in Mountain View, Calif.
After Amazon Web Services released Adaptive AI for cloud customers in mid-April, Google unveiled its own set of tools.
The tech giant has announced that Bard, Google’s chatbot answer to competitor ChatGPT, will be fully released in 180 countries, supporting Korean and Japanese, with 40 more languages to follow. announced that it was planned
There was no announcement of a paid version of Bard similar to ChatGPT4.
Bard will use Google’s latest PaLM 2 large-scale language model with new features such as advanced math and reasoning skills, coding capabilities, and more. Bard can also receive and serve images as part of a request or response.
Available in 25 products, PaLM 2 is highly multilingual and can provide translations across over 100 languages, allowing you to understand, generate and translate nuanced texts such as idioms, poems and riddles. .
Google also released a program tailored to healthcare called Med-PaLM 2.
The company said it has been trained by an in-house health research team with medical knowledge to answer questions and summarize insights from various thick medical textbooks.
“This achieved state-of-the-art results in medical competence and was the first large-scale language model to be run on ‘experts’. We’re raising the bar on issues like the U.S. medical licensing exam,” the company said.
PaLM 2 has enhanced numerous other tools under the banner of Duet AI, a generative AI collaborator designed to help users learn, build and operate faster.
Duet AI’s offerings for cloud users included a coding assistant that could generate code and find vulnerabilities in hopes of increasing productivity.
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Google is stepping up its AI challenge.
Google Sheets is powered by AI that tries to automatically understand your data, auto-populate from other documents to eliminate the need for manual entry, and glean insights from your data.
The company says Duet AI can create custom plans for tasks and activities.
“Simply describe what you’re trying to accomplish and the spreadsheet will generate a plan to help you organize,” the company wrote in a blog post.
Google Slides will now have Duet AI built-in, allowing it to create images based solely on written prompts, similar to its competitor DALL-E.
The user can enter something like ‘a picture of sunglasses on the beach’ and a sample image will be generated, and further fine-tuning can be done by writing prompts.
Google claimed the images were studio-quality, but said the company’s real power lies in its ability to visualize things that don’t exist.
Uses include brainstorming early concepts for marketers and creating unique visions for artists.
Another product in the PaLM 2 suite was Sec-PaLM, A specialized version trained for security use cases in cybersecurity.
“This capability, available through Google Cloud, uses AI to analyze and explain the behavior of potentially malicious scripts, enabling unprecedented speed to determine which scripts actually pose a threat to people and organizations. It will help us detect it better in ,” the company said.
