The Indian languages will include Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Canada, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati and Urdu.

It also coincided with the switch to using PaLM 2 large language model, or LLM.įrom today, Bard will work with 40 more global languages, in addition to existing support for English, Japanese and Korean. In what is safe to file as Bard’s biggest update yet, milestones till now have included Bard’s official unveiling earlier this year, though the pivotal moment came in summer when Bard was made available across 180 countries to all users. Google is now giving its chatbot – Bard – a set of significant and wide-ranging updates, including more Indian and worldwide language knowledge, responses that can be read out, saving a history of your conversations with Bard and the ability to export Python code generated using Bard (a capability that too was enabled recently). As significant consumer attention and excitement revolves around generative artificial intelligence (AI) and chatbots in particular, the pace of development shows no signs of slowing down.