Google is further integrating its generative artificial intelligence (AI) product, Bard, with its suite of apps and services, giving Bard the ability to answer more specific travel requests.
Google says people should use its search engine to check whether information provided by its chatbot, Bard, is actually accurate.
Google’s new chatbot could simplify travel planning for people around the world. During the Google I/O 2023 conference, the tech giant announced it would soon add extensions to Bard. One of two Google chatbots in development, the new Bard advancements could surpass the capabilities of both ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Bing Chat
Generative AI has the power to supercharge maps and turn travel planning on its head, according to a report from Lufthansa Innovation Hub (LIH).
Google today announced new capabilities, some of which it previously previewed at its I/O conference, heading to Search Generative Experience (SGE) — the moniker for its experimental search experience — focused on travel and shopping.
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Google is in the process of building an 'all-new search engine' powered by its new A.I. technology while at the same time working on adding new A.I.-based features to its current search engine under the project name Magi.
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