Google hasn’t tasted the kind of positive reception for Bard that it hoped for, thanks in no part to a factual inaccuracy that popped right up in Google’s own demo. Subsequent tests performed by folks with access to the preview version allegedly revealed that Bard has a “pathological lying” problem and that it can’t be trusted with SEO-related suggestions despite Google holding the search monopoly across the world wide web, according to Bloomberg.
Even Google CEO Sundar Pichai admitted last month that AI hallucination is still a nagging problem, something that still lacks a definitive solution. But despite the technical setbacks, Google would lose more steam if its product remains limited to only a small bunch of users. Microsoft, on the other hand, announced earlier today that its GPT-4-fueled Bing Chat experience is now available to all users without a waitlist system.
Pushing Bard right on the Home Screen of Pixel phones in the form of a widget sounds like a step in the right direction. But do keep in mind that the aforementioned findings are limited to code changes only. Google might decide to nix the widget before release if it doesn’t meet quality standards during in-house testing. We’ll likely hear more about Bard at Google’s eagerly anticipated I/O event that kicks off on May 10.
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