Bard now lets users double-check responses for accuracy with ‘Google It’ button

Bard, in its latest update, has introduced a feature that allows users to verify the chatbot's responses using Google search. Users can click a "G" icon to have Bard evaluate its response against information available online. Statements that can be evaluated are highlighted in green (if Google search found similar content) or red (if the content is likely different or not found). Non-highlighted text indicates insufficient information for evaluation or non-factual content. However, Bard cannot currently substantiate content in tables and code.

Bard has also introduced extensions, allowing users to integrate it with their Google apps such as Gmail, Docs, Drive, Maps, YouTube, and Google Flights and hotels for personalized responses. The aim of these features is to increase user confidence in the AI-generated information and provide a way to check its accuracy and truthfulness.

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Bard has introduced a feature that allows users to double-check the chatbot’s responses using Google search for accuracy.
Statements that can be substantiated by information found on the web are highlighted in green or red, with green indicating similarity to Google search content and red indicating difference or lack of relevant content.
The new feature aims to make users feel more confident in the information Bard generates using artificial intelligence, providing a way to check the accuracy and truthfulness of AI content.
Bard has also introduced extensions, allowing users to integrate Bard with their Google apps such as Gmail, Docs, Drive, Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Flights and hotels, to receive personalized responses.

Bard now lets users double-check responses for accuracy with ‘Google It’ button

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