Before Google Assistant, several assistant applications were produced by brands for Android phones. But none Google Assistant It didn’t make as big an impact. apple, siri While it holds the throne of mobile assistant with Google Assistant, the first name to shake this throne was Google Assistant. Now this formidable rival is using artificial intelligence bard It is preparing to become more effective by blending it with.
New dimension in mobile assistant: Google Assistant + Bard
At the Pixel event on October 4, Google announced that it would combine Google Assistant with its productive AI chatbot to create “Assistant with Bard.” Now it’s been revealed what this new AI-powered version of the Assistant looks like. It was discovered that some codes were hidden in the beta version of the Google application. So much so that the beta version includes a few lines of code regarding Bard’s integration with the Assistant.
It’s speculated that the new version of Assistant will arrive on the Pixel 8 first, as Bard and Assistant feature AI features currently reserved for Google’s newest phone. It is also claimed that all features available in the web version of Bard will also be available in the Google application.
It also looks like Google will update the Assistant’s logo to match the stars it uses for the Bard. So much so that even the update request was caught in the leaks. When you open the app that has not been updated, you will see a bubble saying “Upgrade to the new Assistant powered by Bard” and a button saying “Try it now”.
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The company states that Assistant and Bard will work harmoniously together on tasks such as travel planning, accessing email archives and creating shopping lists. The software, which aims to establish a more interactive communication with text, voice or visuals, will provide access to some applications such as Gmail and Documents.
Google says this new version of the app is available on both Android and iOS. Once integrated you will be able to use voice, text and images to interact with it. The new feature will be available to early testers before being rolled out to the public in the next few months. It is still unclear when it will be fully available to the public.
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