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we’ve also built in guardrails, like capping the number of exchanges in a dialogue, to try to keep interactions helpful and on topic So it's simultaneously more neutered and less stable than what OpenAI already offers, in addition to being years behind. What exactly is the benefit to being an early adopter of this when there are better alternatives?
Anyone know what is the origin of the name Bard? Every time I see it I think "barf"
Overall very underwhelming... not even really a compelling landing page. Can't write code, can't understand any language besides english. If this is really the best they've got after months of 'code red' to catch up, they really seem to be in trouble.
The closed source nature of all these AI models depresses me to no end. We used to be able to make whatever apps we wanted. Then we had to fit them within limited mobile APIs. Now (if the AI wave succeeds as promised) we're locked out almost entirely.
I’m sure there has to be someone working on an open source alternative you can donate money or computing time to
> You’ll receive another email when it’s your turn to test Bard. > In the meantime, we asked Bard to write you a little poem while you wait. > May your day be bright, Your mood be light, And your heart be filled with delight. ~ Bard Thank you for registering. Cute
> You’ll receive another email when it’s your turn to test Bard. > In the meantime, we asked Bard to write you a little poem while you wait. > May your day be bright, Your mood be light, And your heart be filled with delight. ~ Bard Thank you for registering. Cute