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- Jun 30, 2018
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It looks like Google has struggled to master the English language side of their Bard model in the race against OpenAI, and has decided to sneak back into it via the coding route… Their flagship chatbot has been updated with code generation, debugging, and explanation tools in over 20 different languages. Given that coding is a huge use-case of ChatGPT, it’ll be a pretty decent move if they can try to capture this part of the AI market.
And from experiments and rumors doing the rounds, Bard is actually much better at coding as well, so they might just manage to succeed. Also, it shows open-source repos as the source when the code is too inspired by them, brownie points for that.
(https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/21/23692517/google-ai-bard-chatbot-code-support-functions-google-sheets)
And from experiments and rumors doing the rounds, Bard is actually much better at coding as well, so they might just manage to succeed. Also, it shows open-source repos as the source when the code is too inspired by them, brownie points for that.
(https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/21/23692517/google-ai-bard-chatbot-code-support-functions-google-sheets)
