Google version of ChatGPT is fully integrated with its email, videos, maps, etc.!

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On September 20, Google announced the launch of Bard Extensions on its official website. With this extension, users can use Bard in Google’s Gmail, Google Docs, Netdisk, Google Maps, Video and other products.

Bard is a ChatGPT-like product created by Google based on the PaLM 2 model, which can automatically generate text, code, real-time query information, etc. The new integration turns Bard from a chat tool into a real life and work assistant.

For example, if you want to travel to Paris, France, you can ask Bard to query Google Flights and Hotels for all information that meets the standards, and you can also plan a travel route in Google Maps; ask Bard to help you organize the content in Google documents according to specific standards. Summarize;

You can also ask Bard to help you summarize the content of a specific email in your Google mailbox; or ask Bard to find a stored file on July 14, 2023 in Google Cloud Drive.

To put it simply, Google uses Bard to connect all the information scattered in multiple applications to implement functions such as query and content summary, helping users save a lot of work time.

In order to enhance the accuracy and security of Bard’s output content, Google has added a “Google it” function to double-check the generated content.

When a user clicks “Google it,” the accuracy of that information is verified by the search engine.

Makes shared chats with Bard easier for users. When someone shares a Bard chat with a user via a public link, the user can continue to use that record and ask Bard more questions about that topic, or make it their own topic. Keep asking.

Google stated that when users use Bard in Gmail, Google Docs, Netdisk, Google Maps, Video and other products, their sensitive data will be protected by multiple encryptions and will not be viewed or collected by Bard for training AI models.