Google just upgraded its ChatGPT killer.
It's called Bard ― and it's completely free.
Here are 5 incredible things Bard can do that ChatGPT can't:
It's called Bard ― and it's completely free.
Here are 5 incredible things Bard can do that ChatGPT can't:
1. Realtime internet access:
ChatGPT hasn't yet rolled out internet access to the vast majority of its users.
But Bard has realtime internet access - and it's free.
It let's you do things like ask Bard questions about the latest stock prices, upcoming trends, and so much more.
ChatGPT hasn't yet rolled out internet access to the vast majority of its users.
But Bard has realtime internet access - and it's free.
It let's you do things like ask Bard questions about the latest stock prices, upcoming trends, and so much more.
2. Summarize web pages:
Since Bard has access to the internet, you can ask it to summarize an article, research paper, or official documents simply by posting a link in the chat box and asking Bard to summarize it.
You can also ask questions about the linked page or article.
Since Bard has access to the internet, you can ask it to summarize an article, research paper, or official documents simply by posting a link in the chat box and asking Bard to summarize it.
You can also ask questions about the linked page or article.
3. Use images as input.
ChatGPT only takes text as input.
But with Bard, you'll be able to prompt images too and do things like:
• Ask where the image was taken
• Explain what's happening in the image
• Generate captions for the image that you can use on social media
ChatGPT only takes text as input.
But with Bard, you'll be able to prompt images too and do things like:
• Ask where the image was taken
• Explain what's happening in the image
• Generate captions for the image that you can use on social media
4. Explain code:
Since Bard can access the internet, you can share a Github link with Bard and ask it to explain what the code is supposed to do.
Since Bard can access the internet, you can share a Github link with Bard and ask it to explain what the code is supposed to do.
5. Export
Unlike ChatGPT, you can take text generated from your prompts and export it right into Gmail and Google Docs.
Google says you'll also be able to export your output into other apps soon.
Unlike ChatGPT, you can take text generated from your prompts and export it right into Gmail and Google Docs.
Google says you'll also be able to export your output into other apps soon.
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