Google begins opening access to its ChatGPT competitor Bard

Google launches ChatGPT rival, Bard

Google has so far proceeded more carefully in its rollout of generative AI to consumers, in contrast to Microsoft's choice to swiftly make the products available despite reports of problems

Google opens up more access to its competing chat robot

The chat robot Bard, which did not get a lucky premiere, can now be used by more, but access remains limited and there is no guarantee of fully correct answers.

Google releases Bard to compete with ChatGPT

Google said in a blog post it plans to

Google Bard: Everything you should know about ChatGTP rival. What it can do, what it can’t

Bard competes with similar technologies from Microsoft and its partner, San Francisco startup OpenAI. But Google has been cautious with its release as it tries to control the unexpected behavior exhibited by this kind of technology. It is deploying the chatbot as a service that operates separately from its internet search engine and other products.

Google opens early access to ChatGPT rival Bard; Know what Sundar Pichai told employees

Google’s Bard AI will be available to select users in the US and UK.

Google Opens Public Access To Its ChatGPT Rival Bard

Alphabet Inc.'s Google is granting the public access to its ChatGPT competitor, the conversational AI service it calls Bard. Users in the US and UK can sign up for a waitlist, the company said Tuesday in a blog post, and people will be added on a rolling basis. Bard is Google's effort to make up lost ground to OpenAI Inc. in the artificial intelligence race. "Bard is here to help people boost their productivity, accelerate their ideas, and to fu…