Google is treading carefully with the rollout of its AI tools, in part because it has more to lose if the technology spits out inaccurate information.

Google has just announced that its new conversational AI, Bard, is now available for testing. Here's how you can try it out.

But the thing about Bard — and really the thing about every chatbot including ChatGPT and the new Bing — is that Google doesn’t actually get to choose how you use it. People have spent the last few months using ChatGPT to replace a search engine

Google will begin granting access to its Bard generative AI chatbot to tens of thousands of users who join a waiting list.

Some blame Google’s slow start on concerns that the technology could hurt the company’s reputation if it’s released before it’s fully ready for public consumption, according to people familiar with internal discussions who spoke on the condition of anonymity to share information that has not been made public.

Google today announced that it’s officially releasing Bard, the new generative language model that it unveiled several weeks ago. While it’s still a

Google just announced that the company is releasing its ChatGPT competitor Bard. But chances are you won’t be able to access the product right away as the company is starting with a limited public rollout.