Google Assistant, which has been available in Poland since 2019, gains new capabilities with a major update that introduces Google Bard chatbot. This integration significantly enhances the functionality of the assistant and makes it a more advanced service.
Since the announcement of the integration in 2023, we haven’t had the opportunity to see what the new interface will look like. However, thanks to the decompilation of the latest version of the Google Assistant app by the 9to5Google team, we have received an overview of the features that have not yet been officially launched. It’s important to note that the final version may differ from what is presented. Nonetheless, it signals that the release of the new features is close, although we don’t know the exact date. According to the screenshots, the new service will be called “Assistant with Bard” and its launch should be possible in the usual way.
The new Google Bard assistant offers significantly more advanced features. It will be able to browse our email inbox, allowing us to ask for the contents of our emails. It will also be possible to search or issue commands using attached images. Of course, this functionality will not be limited to just these options, as Google Bard is much more “intelligent” than the current Google Assistant. The video below will discuss some of these features. It is also worth mentioning that Assistant with Bard should also appear in the Discover tab.
Competition in the assistant market is becoming increasingly intense, and in the near future, we can expect greater capabilities for ChatGPT as well (such as running it on smartphones like a traditional assistant).
FAQ:
1. What is Google Bard?
Google Bard is a chatbot that will be integrated with Google Assistant, offering new advanced features.
2. When can we expect the release of the new Google Assistant?
The exact release date is not yet known, but the announced update is getting closer.
3. What new features does Assistant with Bard bring?
Assistant with Bard offers features such as browsing the email inbox and the ability to search or issue commands using attached images.
Source: 9to5Google
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