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Google is introducing a free artificial intelligence app called Gemini that will enable people to rely on technology instead of their own brains to write, interpret what they’re reading and perform a number of other tasks in their lives. The advent of Gemini, named after an AI project unveiled late last year, means that Google is retiring the Bard brand that it introduced a year ago. Bard, a chatbot, was an effort to compete with ChatGPT, the rival app unleashed by the Microsoft-backed… Source link

Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNET Google Bard disappointed users upon its launch with its underwhelming performance. However, Google has made several AI advancements since then, including releasing its most advanced LLM, Gemini, and rolling out an impressive image generator released last week. To follow on those upgrades, it looks like Bard is getting a rebrand. Also: The best AI chatbots On Saturday, Android developer Dylan Roussel spotted a changelog for Bard, dated February 7, 2024, that revealed… Source link

Google is planning some big changes to its Bard AI tool, including a change to its name. According to a leaked document posted on Twitter/X Saturday by Android app developer Dylan Roussel, Google has plans to change the name of Bard to Gemini. Beyond the name change, the change log says Google has “evolved the UI to reduce visual distractions, improve legibility, and simplify navigation.” According to the document, Google has plans to debut voice chat with Gemini as well as a new… Source link

According to a document leaked on , Google is planning to introduce some major changes to its Bard AI tool as soon as this coming week. The plans, which have not been publicly confirmed, reportedly include changing the Bard name to Gemini. It would make sense for Google to do so, if only for simplicity’s sake — the company introduced its new multimodal AI model, Gemini, at the end of 2023 and has begun integrating it into some of its products, including Bard. The changelog shared by… Source link

Verizon is selling its Verizon Media unit for $5 billion to Apollo Global Management, Inc, and while Yahoo Small Business will not be included in the sale, it could mean a rebranding is in its future. That’s because after the sale, Verizon Media will be known as Yahoo (Verizon will retain a 10% stake in the company), which will continue to be led by CEO Guru Gowrappan. “Verizon Media is comprised of iconic brands such as Yahoo and AOL, as well as leading ad tech and media… Source link