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However, an interesting piece of info was
> It draws on information from the web to provide fresh, high-quality responses.
which seems like it will possibly be able to use some kind of external repository of information, instead of needing to be retrained? Very curious about that.
I went through the article 3 times thinking I missed the link to try out Bard, get some sense of timeline, roll-out plan...nothing. Come on Google...
It's challenging to take a CEO seriously who lacks enough self-awareness to un-ironically use the term "journey". Similarly, just open it up for everyone to use, I'm using ChatGPT now, ship your product, don't just write a blog post about it.
It's challenging to take a CEO seriously who lacks enough self-awareness to un-ironically use the term "journey". Similarly, just open it up for everyone to use, I'm using ChatGPT now, ship your product, don't just write a blog post about it.
Just because you didn't hear about it until the news got there doesn't mean it's not a journey.
In a classic PM fashion, Sundar couldn't resist taking all the credit for this launch.
> We’re releasing it initially with our lightweight model version of LaMDA. This much smaller model requires significantly less computing power, enabling us to scale to more users, allowing for more feedback Interesting; I wonder if their use of the "lightweight" model will make it less capable than ChatGPT.