Google has finally launched its Bard chatbot in the European Union (EU) after addressing data privacy concerns. Bard, which already supports over 40 languages, is now available in most of the world, including the EU and Brazil. The EU launch was delayed earlier due to concerns raised by the Irish Data Protection Commission. Google has now rolled out a range of new features for Bard, including the ability to customize the tone and style of its responses, vocalize responses using text-to-speech AI, and export code to Replit. Despite initial struggles with accuracy, Google claims that Bard has made significant improvements, particularly in areas like math and programming. However, recent reports have highlighted poor working conditions for the human trainers of Bard.
Google’s Bard chatbot expands to support over 40 languages in EU
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