Bard: A.I. Google will have integration with Gmail, Maps and Photos; understand

• Previously, Bard was only available for testing in the US and UK since March this year.
• The news was announced during the I/O annual conference of Google, held this Wednesday (10) in Mountain View, California.
• Bard has logical reasoning capabilities and is capable of generating programming codes in more than 20 languages ​​and formulas for spreadsheets. Google.
• At the conference, executives explained that the platform can be used as a language teacher, as it was trained with more texts in other languages ​​than in English.
• Bard already understands more than a hundred languages, including Portuguese, and will soon be able to support more than 40 languages.
• You can export AI chat responses to spreadsheets and text documents.
• During the presentation, the executive president, Sundar Pichai, announced solutions with artificial intelligence in Gmail, Google Maps and Google Photos, scheduled for release later this year.
• Regarding the tool's availability in Brazil, the company says: “as we continue to develop Bard responsibly, we are gradually expanding its access to more countries and regions in English. We will continue to roll it out to other countries, regions and languages ​​over time.”

Initially, the company would make the tool available for Brazil, but, without explanation, Google He went back and we don't know a deadline for Bard's arrival here. *This report was updated and the error was corrected on Thursday (11)

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