Google Bard chat robot experiment update page online, math and logic ability has been improved

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, April 12 (Xinhua)-- Google has launched a new "experimental update" page for its artificial intelligence chat robot Bard, allowing users to keep abreast of the latest features and developments of Bard.

Bard is an "experimental conversational artificial intelligence service" launched by Google earlier this year and is now available in the US and UK. Google says Bard's model is constantly being adjusted, but without a centralized place to show its changes, it's hard for users to know what it can do. As a result, Google created this "lab update" page, where users can find recent updates about Bard, including new features and bug fixes. Each update includes a description of "what" and "why". As for the page itself, Google said it was designed to "give users a place to easily view the latest Bard updates and test and feedback."

CTOnews.com notes that two updates have been released to this page so far. The first is an improvement on Bard's "Google once" button, which allows users to jump to a Google search page related to their Bard conversation. Google said the feature added more suggested search topics to provide users with a "wider range of interests and more related topics". The second is about the improvement of Bard's math and logic skills. Google acknowledges that Bard doesn't always give the right answers in these areas, so the company is working to improve the quality of answers in these areas. This improvement came shortly after Google switched Bard to a more advanced language model.

Although these updates are short and vague and do not specify how Google makes these updates, it is undoubtedly a good start to show its development ideas to the public. And at a time when industry professionals and ordinary people are openly worried about the unregulated development of artificial intelligence technology, Google's transparency may win it some trust.